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Author Topic: new bumpy monkey  (Read 2448 times)

Phoslo

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new bumpy monkey
« on: April 16, 2003, 04:24:06 pm »
So, waited a year and got the bumpy monkey. Overall I am very pleased. However, the bumpy is a beast in climbing, Why? is it the geometry or the weight? new forks or lighter components? I also don't care for this rear shock, Risse factory is 5 miles from my front door. What do you guys think?
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Re: new bumpy monkey
« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2003, 04:11:10 am »
Kind of hard to determine where your problem lies without knowing what components you have on your bike. Also, it might help to know what you were riding before you got the Monkey.
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K2 5000 Large w/Avid discs, Bontrager Race Disc Modified wheels, Manitou Minute, Swinger 3-way
K2 5000 Med ("wife's") w/Avid V's, Mavic CrossLink wheels, Manitou X-vert, Risse Astro-5

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Re: new bumpy monkey
« Reply #2 on: April 17, 2003, 02:57:20 pm »
This is a 2003 straight out of the box bumpy monkey.

Frame:
K2 EVO 7005 aluminum full-suspension with Noleen NR-2 damper

Fork:
Manitou Black Comp with 80-100mm travel

Components:
9-speed Shimano LX/Deore with Avid mechanical disc brakes

Wheelset:
WTB DualDuty Comp set with Geax Blade 2.25" tires

Color:
Dark Blue Matte to White duo-tone

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