I was looking for a good Mtb for my Son to race with a bit different then a Islabikes that was light and fun to ride.
So i come across this frame from Poison (Germany company) so i decided to have a go and this are the result.
Finish bike with pedals just over 8 KG
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That looks ace - pics of it being ridden now!
yes he did 2 races in 2 days the past weekend .. 😀
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I'm looking to start a (slow) build for my daughter's next bike and was struggling to find a decent frame. This one looks like it's got lots of potential.
Did it come with the fork or did you buy that separately?
Looks nice.. what wheels are they?
come with the fork and you can choose also to have a suss fork (Spinner Grind) the reasons why i choose the rigid are
1) save weight 2) He already have an Islabikes Creig 24
the frame is 1550kg only
Looks great, can see me buying one of those and only €50 extra for the suss forks.
I'd also like to know what wheels you've used, as i've been thinking of getting the superstar DHX 24 but thought they might be over kill although not that heavy.
Just checked out their site.
199Euro for frame and fork is a decent price. Might even spend the extra 50Euro and go for a custom colour.
I'll definitely go rigid to start then upgrade to an RST F1RST in future if I want to go that way.
Cheers for sharing the info sharkguru.
no problem gravitykids, yeah defo the Rst first1 is the way to go for a decent fork, the spinner it not so good as.
the reason why i didn't went for the custom color is becouse i was not sure about the frame i just took the risk. but yes if i will made another one i will choose a different color.
probably i would have bought the frame only and add a carbon fork 🙄
frame is a bit long compare to the other frames but you can easily adjust the size of the stem (i used a 45mm) and straight seatpost.
Happy Building 😀
It does look long, but as you say, there are ways to get round that.
its a proper racing bike for kids 😆
That'll be half the weight on my son's Stinky 2-4 then.
Nice.
(If a bit less bouncy)
How does it compare to a Beinn 24 then? Weight, price, geometry, size etc?
let me check the geometry this evening, cost bit less then a new islabikes 24 beinn and is far better and lighter. Feels like a proper Mtb and the frame can handle proper trails and jumps.
Nice.
Bookmarked as it's probably far less faff than trying to find a second hand 24" frame.
To be fair to the Beinn they are an all rounder rather than a MTB.
Islabikes are great bikes don't get me wrong we got a Creig 24, beautiful bike. All depends what you need it for.
Are they islabike rims?
Not found any suitable 24" rims apart from sunn rhyno ones or opssible some BXM race ones... but they need to be 32 hole to fit some existing hope hubs!
If you can find them Stans Crest in 24".
Don't ask how much :0)
Looking at an old thread on singletrack, sugdenr managed to get his hands on some AlexRims Ace-20 24" 32h. At about 400g a hoop, they're not too bad. You'll need to send him a message for details on how to get a set.
[url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/light-weight-24inch-rims ]Link to thread here.[/url]
I've got some old Arrow FRX 24" 32h rims on bulb hubs that I'm going to be using on my 24" build. (Beautiful wheels, just a shame that the rims are a bit weighty at 540g!)
Hi! I'm interested in the riders size, and how is it fitting him? I've been looking the same frame for my boy
Nice. Photos not showing for me for some reason.
We went for the HOY 24 Bonaly and put the RST forks & some rocket rons on - kids love 'em nice and light, good build been fine for BPW / Alps and general UK trails.
Good luck.