The suspense is killing me.
No one on here ordered one?
I'm waiting for a frame.
Just resurrecting this thread in case it's relevant yet.
Someone has as they've posted the frame up on ebay.
Got mine today!
Got my frame in the post yesterday, but probably not going to have it built up until mid - end of May
Please post lots of pics.
Just been comparing geometry and the new Stif Morph seems quite similar. Must admit, the Morph seems better value as a complete bike but the neon green is ace and could swing it.
Why am I looking at hard tails?
I love the look of the P7. Checking in for regular updates. Pics and feedback please guys
Bikescene have one on the shop floor, priced at £1450, revs upfront mix of race face and slx from what I saw.
it's pretty damn nice. Shame I've just bought a crush otherwise I'd have got one
Just seen a green one in Hebden's Blazing Saddles and it was surprisingly lightweight. Looked ace, and very fun to ride no doubt.
Had a look at an RC127 last week, they look good too.
If the water bottle bodge doesn't work on my FS I'll be looking for a decent steel HT.
Davo - verdict?
Only had a quick ride round the street! The p7 seems very agile compared to my 15 crush rs that it's replaced! You can pop the front wheel up easy with the short chainstays! I did just try to share some pics from Instagram but it didn't work! I don't know about climbing yet, but it seems nice and light for a steel frame!
Davo - I was very surprised by the low weight of the Large in my lbs. Looked well built too. Enjoy your first proper ride.
Looks like a great bike. But looking at the website, Orange weld their steel P7 frames in the far east. But their aluminium fives etc are still welded in Halifax.
I would have thought it would be easy to weld steel in the UK?
Who knows, can't say I'm bothered where a bike is welded really. Frame has a 5-year warranty anyway I think.
Pics please owners!
Orange make the full suss bikes here. The ht' are from the Far East, just as they always have been (with the odd exception).
Really tempted by one of these although I don't really want a hard tail
Saw a pic on Instagram of a friends... Nicest bike I've seen in ages
Just ordered mine....like just now!, I'm 6'2" and gone for the 19", hope to f!!! It fits me, also gone for the reverb dropper, my fs is 20" but the p7 has a longer top tube etc so should be bob on size size. Can't imagine riding a 21" one
Rag - reckon you'll be fine. I'm 5' 10" and ordered a medium after sitting on one. Felt good and long, and that was with a 40mm stem.
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Cheers buddy, can relax now ?
I've got a large frame on order - apparently it may be shipped next week 🙂
Luddite that I am and not wanting to buy any new parts I'm planning to put a 2 x 10 gear set on 😯 - after a suggestion on a previous New P7 thread on here it looks like a high clamp side swing will fit, routing the cable alongside or using the stealth dropper routing.
Also I'm hoping someone with a size Large will be sending or getting and Invisiframe kit for it soon 😉 as they currently only do a size M kit and need a frame to measure up other sizes.
Pictures please! Trying to decide between a P7 and Chromag Rootdown BA. The Chromag would be easier, already got wheels, seatpost, BB etc to fit but I've got a soft spot for Orange hardtails, not sure on the drop from 29" to 650b either. Some pic's of nicely built ones might sway the decision.
I'll be riding mine for the first time tomorrow,(charcoal grey,large) trip too Haldon I think dependent on the weather,had I short ride round the block when built but haven't ridden in joy as yet :D.
Anyone know what size rear tyre you can fit in one of these, 2.5?
Almost sure I read 2.4 somewhere when it was first announced. Can't remember where though.
Just resurrecting this out of Friday aft boredom/curiosity. Couldn't be happier with mine.
Demo'd one 2 weeks ago as a bit of a laugh, not in the market for a new bike at all, ended up being one of the best bikes I've ridden. Not just hardtail, but all bikes. Attacked steep DH stuff so well, and yet pedalled great back up despite being "only" 10 speed.
Keep thinking out buying one.
kiksy - I can thoroughly recommend them. Had mine a couple of months now and it's fantastic. Use it for all my riding, typically 20-30 milers in the Pennines with a big variety of descents and terrains. Lots of steep, technical and rough stuff, plus fast skinny singletrack. Big climbs too. Bike does it all and is very fun to ride.
Tried posting a picture of mine but the technology defeats me or it won't take an image from PinkBike.
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Ah - done it !
Steel - nice bike. That a large? Doesn't look ginormous which is good. Mine's a medium which I just get away with at 5' 10".
Thank you - yes it's a large, I'm 6ft and it fits me really nicely with a 40mm stem.
Way better fit than the 27.5 Cotic BFe it's replaced (needed a 55mm stem) longer, slacker and lower. Exactly what I wanted to change from the Cotic and very similar to my latest FS bike. But it is heavier (offset by going 1x) and not as well finished.
AND faster.
Faster than the Cotic (confirmed on Strava) with the same wheelset, tyres, forks, saddle, seatpost, brakes & pedals. Faster uphill as well ! It climbs really well, no floppy front wheel lifting, it has a sorted riding position & geometry.
Yep, fantastic bikes - properly sorted geometry. Ridden mine lots over the last two months and it blows me away how fun it is, and how quick too. Also great on the steep techie stuff around Calderdale. Just under 30lb with pedals, Reverb, Pikes and Maxxis both ends.
Well it seems we are getting the same good results AND we're riding our bikes in the same place !
(I live in Halifax)
Put a pic up of yours ?
Ha, no worries, will do. Might take a day or two to figure out how (I'm a luddite) - watch this space!
Already one for sale on Pinkbike
http://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/1997424/
The Orange dealer in Cambridge has two, an L and an XL with a big chunk of money off.
steel - got bored trying to sort a pic as it involves the evil alliance of Flickr, Yahoo, forgotten passwords etc. MIne's like yours, except with Easton rims, Hope cranks and without the orange-coloured bits. If you ride in the week at all, over Hebden way, give us a shout if you fancy meeting up. Email in profile.