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Anybody have a pinnacle trojan frame / bike? Struggling to find any info online regarding geometry. Can the take a 120mm fork and be used for general trail use?


 
Posted : 18/01/2014 4:22 pm
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I used to have one years ago. Pretty sure it'll be fine with a 120mm fork, bit small for trail use though really unless you're not very tall!


 
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It will be a dual purpose mess around bike for me and a trail bike for the wife who's 5'2", I'm thinking either this or an xs bfe.


 
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Also are they only one size? 15" seat tube


 
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Searching via google chrome brings up the old archived Evans Cycles web pages for that bike. It was equipped with a 100mm fork. 120mm will jack up the front a fair bit.
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/pinnacle/trojan-20-jump-bike-ec000937#features


 
Posted : 18/01/2014 9:16 pm
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They are H E A V Y


 
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I found the Evans page, do have a spacer for my fork(recon gold) to reduce it to 100mm eventually but will be 120 until they need a service.

How heavy are we talking 6-7lbs?


 
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My mate had one for 4x, I wouldnt want to pedal it far. I couldnt give you an accurate weight. It took block and tackle to get it on the bike rack, and then the steering went all light ๐Ÿ˜‰


 
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Yes they only came in one size, can't remember the weight but it's a steel jump bike frame - not going to be light.

I doubt 20mm on the forks will make any significant difference so wouldn't bother with spacers etc, it's not a huge amount on a 'mess around bike' as you put it.


 
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Great cheers, mainly tempted as the frame I have seen is a damn sight cheaper that even a second hand xs bfe, tho the misses would appreciate a lighter bike she only really rides on the flat so maybe she wouldn't notice the weight too much. And I've had a bfe in the past so know they handle well!


 
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bfe nice zingy butted steel. trojan, solid steel rebar.


 
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