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  • Singular buzzard anyone?
  • smartay
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    Anyone yet bought/ built up on these yet?

    Clobber
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    Didn’t think they were available yet… Really fancy one though as a current swift owner…

    What fork would you run?

    pedalhead
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    I rode the prototype for a few days & it was a hoot. Surprisingly fine on the ups too.

    Sam
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    They are in production and should be here in feb/mar – more info and pre orders coming soon!

    Sam
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    Delivery is confirmed for late Feb/ early March so pre-orders are now open and more detailed info is up on the website. 10% discount if you get your deposit down.

    http://www.singularcycles.com/shop/index.php/frames/singular-buzzard.html

    Clobber
    Free Member

    Any fork recommendations Sam?

    keavo
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    like the idea, but bought a honzo now. one day i’m going to get a singular something:-)

    jonjonjon3
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    I guess these are designed around the use of a 120mm fork, anybody any ideas what they would be like with a 100mm forks (or even rigid ones!)?

    Sam
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    They are intended for use with a 120 to 150mm fork. If you are after a frame suited for use with a >=100mm fork then the Swift is a better option.

    ton
    Full Member

    Sam, what forks are those in the photo?

    doof_doof
    Free Member

    Shame no EBB or hor. drop outs in the end. The search continues.

    peanut
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    Puffins next please Sam!!! 😉

    ska-49
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    6.4 pounds. Bit of a porker, eh!
    I’ll definitely look at this in the future though.
    Like the ISCG tabs and geo.

    Sam
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    No ebb or horizontals because I don’t expect this to be the sort of bike many people would want to run as a singlespeed. It’s 6.4lbs because it’s built to be strong and stiff – it’s not an XC race bike. Check the weight of other similar style of frames, Kona Honzo, Transition TransAm etc and I think you you’ll find they are in the same sort of region. The pic above is with a Marzocchi 44 fork 140mm fork, the same as what Singletrack tested it with.

    Another round of Puffin drawings came through today peanut – looking good. If you are interested in helping get that off the ground just drop me a line.

    Rik
    Free Member

    Puffin?

    What type of bike will that be?

    Sam
    Full Member

    A fat bike Rik – the somewhat scant details and drawings available so far are here.

    qwerty
    Free Member

    A manufacturer needs to call their fat bike a Slag

    😀

    Sam
    Full Member

    As big a viz fan as I am, that sounds more like brant’s territory….

    doof_doof
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    No ebb or horizontals because I don’t expect this to be the sort of bike many people would want to run as a singlespeed

    Singlespeed AM/hardcore hardtails are fun, but I suspect I’m in a very small minority on that one.

    Rorschach
    Free Member

    Doesn’t look grrrr enough.Should have called it the Great Bustard.

    Burchy1
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    [q]Singlespeed AM/hardcore hardtails are fun, but I suspect I’m in a very small minority on that one.[/q]

    I’ve got a SS Dialled Alpine, which is ace but agree there wouldn’t be many riding that frame in that way.

    The Buzzard would definately be worth a look if I went for a 29er, and at least with iscg tabs you could use a stinger to tension the chain if you did go SS.

    Sam
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    at least with iscg tabs you could use a stinger to tension the chain if you did go SS.

    Exactly – a pretty good solution for the small minority who want to SS it or IGH. Even being the SS denizen I am, I don’t think I’d much enjoy a Buzzard without gears…

    Mbnut
    Free Member

    Can I stick a Hammershmidt on it… cheers

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