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  • Santa Cruz Highball – best option?
  • daiboy
    Free Member

    Evening. I’m looking for a light, slack(ish) singlespeedable frame and the aluminium Highball frame seems to best fit the bill, certainly for the price.

    Any other suggestions? Mainly for riding Bristol singletrack and the odd trail centre.

    Also, how do Santa Cruz size up? I’m 6ft so I’m assuming a Large.

    fluxhutchinson
    Free Member

    Im 6ft and ride a large. I think mines great (maybe a bit bias). I have tried single speeding it, but I know that it changes the rear from 142×12 to 135 x qr

    jolmes
    Free Member

    I’m 6ft4 and went for the XXL carbon, last years model at a discount.

    slowboydickie
    Full Member

    I’m 6’4″ and find the XL fits good with a 60mm stem

    nikk
    Free Member

    I have the ’13 aluminium and a ’14 carbon frame. I am 6 foot, and they are both large.

    Suffice to say, I like ’em.

    [url=https://flic.kr/p/GJbQr8]Santa Cruz Highball Carbon[/url] by Nik K, on Flickr

    daiboy
    Free Member

    Cheers chaps. Am veering towards size L with a 120mm fork – seems to be a good middle ground between fun and xc!

    Clink
    Full Member

    Trek Superfly Ss frameset? I’m 5’10” on an 18.5, so you would be a 19.5 I would have thought. Comes with carbon 15mm fork.

    nikk
    Free Member

    Yeh I run 120mm on them when not rigid (!). DT Swiss fork with 2 stage lockout works well for climbing as can drop n lock to about 80mm, but I think normal fork would be fine as well.

    The alu one…

    [url=https://flic.kr/p/jwgPrq]P1210405[/url] by Nik K, on Flickr

    daiboy
    Free Member

    Nice Nik. As an update just been reading about the Kona Honza Ti – would be perfect were it not so spendy and rare.

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