intriguing on the weight front as my Mk1 with DHX air and Lyrik Air weighs 34lbs on my pikey fishing scale-, be nice if they overread!

Looks v classy in green, and not a common colour (unlike my transit van white)…

At risk of thread hijack, what pressures and settings are Nomad owners with DHX airs running (and for what body weight)? I will finally be able to start riding mine soon (bought it the week I broke my knee 3 months ago 🙁 and from just pootling around the block the settings SC recommend seem too low, so looking for pointers and experiences.

Posted a pic of my old enduro in exactly the same green, but removed it, as it doesn't post well being a Pinkbike pic

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Found another one

Munqe-chick it's running tubeless, Ti coil, 719's, XT cassette, the none steel hone cranks and a light bbg bash my brothers mk1 nomad is 33.8 on the same scales no tubeless and e13 bash.

Maybe mine was colour inspiration!

I thought I'd noticed that brother of yours glancing at it!!

was this before or after you fought with a signpost! 🙂

Nice bike James – would love a ano green nomad and would build build mine up pretty similar to yours. It's a he'll of a lot of bike. Is Alison still on a heckler?

Just a bit off topic but is the shock on the nomad 216×63, just that I'm gonna put a fox van r coil on my heckler and would be good to know that it would go on a nomad? Did you get the monarch with the nomad or pay extra fir the upgrade? And how much did you get for your heckler? Cheers James

green is a good colour.

Which bit's green?

^^^^ 😯 WTF is that?

Knott4me, them wheels is well bad, as in 1970s/80s, very sh1t looking, sorry.

I love anything in British racing green or variations of.

lol they were my 30th b-day pressie from my dad.i love them .
the frame is green but the pictuer is not a good one.

There is a guy on mtbr with an ano jalpeno with those wheels on and it looks friggin amazing! Crank bros iodine aren't they?

32lb for a Nomad with Coil shocks front and rear… That's impressive! My Giant Reign X with Air shocks front and rear isn't that light, and I've got some pretty light stuff on it, albeit with Saint Cranks (probably add 1/2 lb over the Hones on your bike) and an adjustable seatpost.