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  • Santa Cruz go carbon
  • twohats
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    New Blur XC in carbon

    druidh
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    Booo!

    Carbon Superlight would’ve been nicer 🙁

    peteimpreza
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    Their designer has been looking at a Cannondale brochure for too long.

    geoffj
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    Their designer has been looking at a Cannondale brochure for too long.

    or that Anthem Sim had on test.

    nickc
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    That’s actually quite nice

    Swayndo
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    Yup, I like it too.

    druidh
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    $5,999

    chipps
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    twohats
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    Ha!I posted this before it was on the front page though!

    CaptainMainwaring
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    That paint job is minging. What were they thinking of?

    DezB
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    Hmm… maybe time to resurrect my “Are bikes starting to look the same?” threads.

    beaker
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    I can’t help but feel it’s another company jumping on the carbon bandwagon.

    druidh
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    beaker – Member

    I can’t help but feel it’s another company jumping on the carbon bandwagon.

    Was that after jumping on the Rear suspension, front suspension, aluminium, 9-speed, external BB, clipless, UST, disk, etc etc bandwagons?

    twohats
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    CaptainMainwaring – Member

    That paint job is minging. What were they thinking of?

    Better?

    richc
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    depends on if better, means all black dull looking bike shocker.

    bigsi
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    LOL at the tag 😆

    brant
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    >Carbon Superlight would’ve been nicer

    One of the nice things about VPP systems are that the pivot points are all nice and close to big junctions. Superlight would have needed a lot more carbon throwing at it.

    CaptainMainwaring
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    Better dull black than looking like every other Spesh, Trek and ‘dale.

    richc
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    true thats why Ibis seems to have the Carbon thing nailed, as they make good looking bikes in interesting colours.

    As I should imagine this will be in the Ibis price range (especially in this country), I know what I would pick.

    druidh
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    richc – Member

    true thats why Ibis seems to have the Carbon thing nailed, as they make good looking bikes in interesting colours.

    They do? Where?

    As I should imagine this will be in the Ibis price range (especially in this country), I know what I would pick.

    $5,999. Which, given the exchange rate, import duties and distributor cream-off, will probably end up as…….err…..£5,999

    druidh
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    brant – Member

    >Carbon Superlight would’ve been nicer

    One of the nice things about VPP systems are that the pivot points are all nice and close to big junctions. Superlight would have needed a lot more carbon throwing at it.

    Not jumping on the carbon “bandwagon” yourself then???

    brant
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    Well, at todays rates, even at USD price, plus VAT, it’s over £5000.

    richc
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    I had assumed that the $5,999 price tag was for a full build. Frame only is $2299, so not a million miles off Ibis price

    druidh
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    $5,999 is for the XTR build

    brant
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    I’m asleep. Sorry.

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