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  • Stooge Cycles – who's interested? (slack 29er content)
  • bonesetter
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    Trying to decide on a rear tyre to fit

    It’ll be on for a while, so fingers crossed dry and fast

    Any suggestions

    stills8tannorm
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    On my original build I used a 2.4 X-King on the front and a 2.2 out back, worked well and the bike lived up to my expections.

    Then I fitted a Dually and Chronicle up front. It does change the ride and actually lets you do some pretty stupid things. My biggest issue is bars, the Stooge has turned me into a compulsive bar swapper, there’s nothing wrong with any I’ve fitted but I’m always convinced the next pair will be that little bit better. At the moment I’ve got flipped On-One OG bars on there … don’t worry, I’ve apologised to Andy for it already. 😀

    bonesetter
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    The wider front rim made a appreciable difference for me too (with Chronicle)

    Any other suggestions for a rear?

    AlasdairMc
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    Are any other owners having trouble with a slipping seatpost? Mine won’t stay put with a QR so I’ve had to go with an Allen bolt collar.

    It’s definitely my favourite bike, and a keeper (until the Ti one comes along obviously)

    Clink
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    No issue here. What post is it?

    bonesetter
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    I’ve used a Thompson lay back and currently a Kent E ti – both were fine

    calaverarider
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    Mine slipped a bit with my Gravity Dropper and a cheap oem clamp but today I used a Surly constrictor clamp and no issues so far

    Cheezpleez
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    No seatpost problems here with a Twelfty and an RSP dropper.

    tazzymtb
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    Stooge rides best with a 51mm offset 100-120mm suspension fork. Its fab 29+ but metal with boing. See the stooge facebook or one cog facebook for pics.

    happybiker
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    Mine slips with a Thompson and a qr done up very tight, might switch to carbon paste. I blame the Thompson post!

    jonestown
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    titanium Stooge frames should be landing next week, photos to follow

    Clink
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    ^ 😀

    bonesetter
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    Popcorn

    jonestown
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    BTW Bonesetter, not normally a supporter of the big S, but the Specialized Slaughter is a great rear tyre.

    bonesetter
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    Thanks Mr S 😉

    I’ll give that a look

    cokie
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    Excited! Have you got a price and spec on the frame?

    jonestown
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    they’re sitting in customs at the moment, as soon as i know how much they’re going to charge i’ll be able to work out a price. And as soon as i get them i’ll be posting photos. But in a nutshell, 44mm headtube, bigger downtube, slightly bigger top tubes, more tyre clearance, should be a bit of a beast.

    Clink
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    ^ 😈

    Daffy
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    If anyone is interested in a blue frameset, I’m looking to move mine on.

    nemesis
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    900!

    bigblackshed
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    Daffy. Sent you an email.

    bonesetter
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    What ‘ti forks’ are recommended to keep the character of ‘steel Stooge?’

    cozz
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    well, got my stooge built up (thanks to sideways Tim)

    went out for first ride this eve

    just what I wanted, seems to roll very well, and quite comfy with genesis alt bars and high front end, my first bike with 11spd (xx1) and I quite like it so far. must have bought hope out of purple bits ! northpaw rims

    heres a pic (and yes, I am a shortarse)

    Clink
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    What ‘ti forks’ are recommended to keep the character of ‘steel Stooge?’

    Now there’s a question. To start with steel Stooge – getting something with same group/offset is tricky.

    bonesetter
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    Great pic coz. great colours

    Would you mind saying your’s and the bike’s size for the record

    I have some folk who are interested on sizing

    Cheers

    cozz
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    bike size – they are all the same size

    so im running a straight post and a 30mm stem to make it just right for me

    Im about 5’6″ 30 inch inseam,

    bonesetter
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    Looks a sweet ride 🙂

    Jossie
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    Sunday bump as we are all waiting for pics of the titanium frame. Oh, and price too please Andy.

    fatladridesbikes
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    At 6’5″ are these going to come up too small as i dont like long stems and huge amounts of seat post showing! Anyone my size got a pic they can post please?

    Clink
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    Ooooops – pic fail.

    Clink
    Full Member

    Stooging on WRT

    Clink
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    No idea why pic is so small!

    Edit – sorted!

    singlecrack
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    Clink …that Purple Stooge looks the business…….the blue ..hmm not so much

    Clink
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    I heard the purple colour was to compensate…

    But of course a ti finish would be nice 😉

    bonesetter
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    bonesetter
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    qwerty
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    tease

    bonesetter
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    Presumably there is flexibility in the spec of this frame?

    For example, size (larger/smaller riders), threaded BB, finish etc?

    singlecrack
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    My god ………that lawn … 😯

    bigblackshed
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    Not quite what I was expecting.

    Is the finish grit blasted, etched, or is it paint?

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