I've got one on the way and I'm excited, 2008 x2. Black as a really black thing, gonna have 140mm Revs up front.
I'm curious to see how others have them set up ๐
Good for you Herman! I bought a Trance last week, and I've been riding it all weekend. Its my first full suspension bike and I'm liking the feeling! I found the front end a bit lively at first, but now I've learnt to push my weight further forward, and reduced the air in the fork, I'm flowing through my usual trails much more smoothly and faster than I did on my hardtail - and boy does the thing like to jump!
Only made a few mods to mine - 2x9 drive train, ergon grips, and my usual tyres - other than that it was ready to go straight out of the box.
Mine's a 2011 X3 (Australia model)... [url= http://www.giant-bicycles.com/en-au/bikes/model/trance.x3/7279/44204/ ]2011 Trance X3[/url]
Enjoy!
[img] [/img]Here's mine. I also found the front a bit wayward - flipped the stem and got rid of the conical headset top cap to lower the bars, and move my weight towards the front wheel. I love it - I cant believe a bike with this travel goes so fast downhill and climbs so well.
Mosey, the 2012 version is a big improvement visually.
Are the angles etc still the same?
Buzz, yours looks like you stole it.
This is my MK1, 120mm Fox's, Float R rear shock, Renthal bits, XT cranks and brakes and a Gravity Dropper. Running 1x10 as well. Just 'rawed' it and made some custom blue and gold stripes. Looks and rides awesome. Love Trances.
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I'm in love, I want. No not the bikes, schrickvr6's toolbox!
Corrado or Golf Schrick?
I'm all excited! Glad to see some others have foregone the cone spacer. I was looking at ways to do this but I wasn't sure whether some kind of cap was needed to cover the top bearing? I don't fancy exposing it to mud, rain and tears.
They definitely look better to me with longer forks ๐
Herman Shake - the bike not only looks better but rides better with longer forks too. I wouldn't go over 140mm though







