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  • Go on then, show me your On-One 456's
  • R.lepecha
    Full Member

    I am going to buy an On-One 456 in a few weeks, I can’t decide on the colour though. They only have “Salt And Vinegar Blue” and “Beefy Brown” In-Stock.

    So anyone with these coloured frames could help me greatly by posting up a pic although just 456’s in general would be nice too!

    Thanks in advance.

    hugor
    Free Member

    Here’s mine just to set the standard low from the beginning

    R.lepecha
    Full Member

    I quite like that. I would get the standard 456 in bright green, but they don’t have them 🙁

    Your grips could do with being slightly more pink though, superstar pink grips maybe?

    transapp
    Free Member

    sweet mother of god……

    Pass the eye bleach

    valleydaddy
    Free Member


    On one 456 by valley daddy, on Flickr

    my old 456 that’s now residing in Ireland after being sold

    Oxboy
    Free Member

    Jeeezusssschrist why are my eyes hurting me so!

    chojin
    Free Member

    My 456ss is up for sale if you’re interested? Its in my forum history if you are (am on the phone at the moment and its faaaar to complex to cut and paste URLs)

    BigDummy
    Free Member

    [applauds hugor] 😀

    R.lepecha
    Full Member

    Looking for frame only, sorry.
    Can’t decide between the SS or standard version. It will be my only bike. So all-day, xc, am,few small tabletop jumps etc.
    Built around Manitou Black 120mm super airs, may upgrade to some RS/X-Fusion/Fox 120mm forks later though.

    It must climb quite well too, any help on my best choice would be appreciated too.

    Mugboo
    Full Member

    With 120mm forks you might as well go for the SS

    R.lepecha
    Full Member

    Just checked the geo on my frame at the moment, turns out the geo of the standard 456 is almost exactly the same bar effective top tube which could be my inaccurate measurement, it is only 5mm shorter than a 456.
    They have almost the same tubing too yet mine is supposedly 500 grams lighter.

    So unless I get the SS then the purchase would be pointless.

    seanodav
    Free Member

    Mrs seanodav’s built up with mostly pitch parts.

    zookman
    Free Member

    I’ve nearly finished building this up. Just need to trim the chain down and the brake hoses. I wasn’t too keen on salt & vinegar blue from the pictures on the website, but needed a cheap steel frame and was pleasantly surprised seeing it in the flesh.

    surfer
    Free Member

    andy7t2
    Free Member

    get a standard version if it’s your only bike, the you can run it on 1×9 and ss it only a 15 min job to change between the two

    Andy_Sweet
    Free Member

    thisisnotaspoon
    Free Member

    SS is Summer Season/Super Slack, not singlespeed, there’s 2deg knocked off the head angle to make it slacker with shorter forks.

    The standard one’s pretty well ballanced with 5″ forks so I’d not bother and just get a standard one.

    andy7t2
    Free Member

    BoardinBob
    Full Member

    Brand spanking new. Just finished building it.




    catsplums
    Free Member

    dam how do I post pictures?

    Duffer
    Free Member

    Tom83
    Full Member

    My old 456

    yunki
    Free Member

    This is the most up to date photo I can find..

    catsplums
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    catsplums
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    catsplums
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    IMG_0766 by catsplums, on Flickr

    elgee
    Free Member

    I have a soft spot for these 456s. some nice steeds in here. top work fellas.

    craig1975
    Free Member

    i dont have this any more, but wee had lots of fun together 😀

    chakaping
    Free Member

    hugor – you deserve an award for that. I’m just not sure which one.

    the tyres looka bit like they’ve been filled in with the photoshop bucket tool

    🙂

    slugwash
    Free Member

    It comes with rack mounts….

    mmb
    Free Member

    here’s mine

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    same old photo!

    i keep having thoughts about swapping it for a 29er!

    Freester
    Full Member

    Just finished building this…

    mamadirt
    Free Member

    Ooooh another yellow-stickered one 8)

    I reckon 120mm is definitely the sweet spot for the Summer Season – been out on mine this morning and didn’t touch the u-turn dial. Nice to have the option though of knowing it can cope with up to 160mm for the very steep stuff, for that extra bit of confidence/skill compensation.

    trailmonkey
    Full Member

    Olly
    Free Member

    bop bop bop bop bwaaaaarpppppp!!!!!

    456SSSS. 120mm MXcomps and hayes nines, for fit and forget.

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