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[Closed] 2012 Commencal meta 5.5 ?? yay or nay ??

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Hi many thanks for reading this I have a chance to buy a 2012 Commencal Meta 5.5 but was hoping for some guidance from my fellow singletrackers
1.has anyone got one if so are they any good ?
2.would it be ok with a 130mm or 140mm fork ?
3.do you know the lottery numbers for tonight ?

cheers ,Mark


 
Posted : 21/05/2016 5:25 pm
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I have a 2010 frame which I think will be pretty much the same as 2012. I have 150mm forks on it now, previously had 140mm. I think 130mm would too short though.

Cracking/failure due to manufacturing fault was 2009 bikes and previous.

It climbs well but it's on the downs where it excels. The rear suspension feels bottomless.

I suppose it depends on what price you're being offered it at?


 
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tried one from someone I know
1) heavy
2)140mm
3)A 05 17 25 37 44 58


 
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I agree it is on the heavy side, but it depends what you want it for. As a trail bike it's [s]fine[/s] a lot of fun*

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cheers everyone most helpful ,Wolfenstein they aren't the numbers cos I have 2 of them on my line !! It is immaculate and the seller wants £250 good deal or not ??


 
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For an entire bike?? Or the frame?


 
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just the frame


 
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What shock and what dropouts does it come with at the rear? Also it is coming with a headset?

Thru-axle dropouts are best, but if QR you can swap for a 10mm axle to stiffen it up.


 
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Its standard qr rear end which is ok for me the wheelset I have is qr and it comes with a fox rp23 boost valve shock I have always had hardtails just want a change from my Evil Sovereign


 
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I think the bike would be a good choice, but going by eBay completed listing prices, might want to get the price down a bit


 
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I am getting a bit pizzed off looking just happy to sort one out although a stumpjumper has got my attention


 
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