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  • New (old) frame to build up , hardtail or ridgid?
  • stonemonkey
    Free Member

    Bought an old Sunn Xircuit frame off here the other day and now cant decide whether to build it up as a hardtail with 100mm forks or a rigid with some carbon forks. I have a full suss and LT hardtail . Should i go for a superlight singlespeed hardtail or be sensible and enjoy a bit of suss.

    Answers on a postcard, what would you do?

    lyons
    Free Member

    I'd go gears… But then I think all singlespeeders are perverts. (except for bmx, track and dir jump bikes). Also, I feel the same about rigid forks.

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    He's said nothing about gears vs. ss.

    OP depends what your riding style/terrain is like. I couldn't enjoy rigid now (I am an old git though)

    letmetalktomark
    Full Member

    Super fast, super light, super rigid.

    SuperSuperSuperSuperSuperSuperSuper

    🙂

    psychle
    Free Member

    Rigid singlespeed for me… go for the fast fast fast option 8)

    btw, what era are those SID's? and are they in any good nick? 🙂

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    rigid = fast LOLercraft111

    stonemonkey
    Free Member

    Most of my riding is in the peaks but i have other bikes for that so mainly Rivlin valley singletrack and bridleways. Gears essential but 1×9 2×9 3×9 ???? Maybe even one of those new 11sp Alfines when they come out!

    Need to keep costs down as well!

    SiB
    Free Member

    got a 1998 gt timberline as a gift for xmas, rigid, gears, love it! Bike of choice for last couple of months, just good fun, back to basics.

    stonemonkey
    Free Member

    not my sids , but there 2003 there Joes who i bought the bike from , kind of regret not getting them as well tbh, but i had some 2001 sids that flexed like a barsteward so thought these might be the same.

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