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Frame:
Karate Monkey 18"
Fork/Headset:
KM Original / Cane Creek S3
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
Shimano FC-442/443 / Some Shimano
Pedals:
Wellgo flats or Shimano M540
Drivetrain/Cog/Chainring/Chain:
e13 guidering 36T / Shimano 17T
Saddle/Seatpost:
Selle SLR / Thomson Elite
Brakes:
Avid Juicy 3 with 160mm rotors
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Salsa Delgado 29" / Novatech 9mm / Schwalbe Big Apple
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
Salsa Delgado 29" / Novatech SS / Schwalbe Big Apple
Added by FFF. Last updated almost 11 years ago.
As of almost 11 years ago, FFF has indicated that they no longer own this bike.
8 Comments
I've been wanting one! Nice job
Posted about 11 years ago
cheers
wait for some knobbies and winter shots.
go for it. you won't be disappointed..
Posted about 11 years ago
Would love a minimal 29er like this. Looks like loads of fun. Superb photos as well!
Posted about 11 years ago
Cheers and thanks for the appreciation.
It's a lot of fun but also kinda necessary when it suddently rains 20cm of snow over night.
Posted about 11 years ago
I know what you mean. Since I began commuting year-round, I was debating about getting an SS 29er for the winter months myself. But instead of adding yet another bike to my stable, I just converted and old 26" MTB with studded tires for those messy days. Still I wonder if I made the right choice though!
Posted about 11 years ago
You probably did since I don't think as a commuter a 29er makes much difference over 26" wheels as it's mostly the width that counts during winter.
But you seem like a tall guy(6' 3" or so) so in the trails the bigger wheels size of the 29er might be a reasonable choice.
Or you could go for krampus 29+ and get the 3" knobbies..
Posted about 11 years ago
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DScience says:
Question, did you use a torque wrench to attach the stem to the bars?? If so, to what degree?
Posted over 9 years ago
FFF says:
I didn't use(recommed you should) and 5nm torque is pretty standard for bars.
Posted over 9 years ago