Stanton Bikes Switch9er Ti (updated) 9

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llongman559
11/17/2020 7:03am
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537g with a crank spacer.
537g with a crank spacer.
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Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Stanton
Switch9er Ti
18
Frame: Stanton Switch9er Ti. Misc: 18
Fork
RockShox
Pike RCT3 160mm DebonAir
Fork: RockShox Pike RCT3 160mm DebonAir
Headset
Cane Creek
110
ZS44/28.6-EC44/40
Headset: Cane Creek 110. Misc: ZS44/28.6-EC44/40
Handlebar
Renthal
Fatbar Carbon Stealth
780mm
Handlebar: Renthal Fatbar Carbon Stealth. Misc: 780mm
Stem
Thomson
ELITE 35MM X4
32mm
Stem: Thomson ELITE 35MM X4. Misc: 32mm
Grips
ODI
F-1 Series Dread Lock-on
Grips: ODI F-1 Series Dread Lock-on
Brakes
Shimano
XTR BR-M9120
Brakes: Shimano XTR BR-M9120
Brake Levers
Shimano
XTR BL-M9120
Brake Levers: Shimano XTR BL-M9120
Shifters
Shimano
XTR SL-M9100
Shifters: Shimano XTR SL-M9100
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
XTR RD-M91000-SGS
Rear Derailleur: Shimano XTR RD-M91000-SGS
Chainguide
MRP
XCG v2
Chainguide: MRP XCG v2
Cranks
Shimano
FC-M9120-1
175mm
Cranks: Shimano FC-M9120-1. Misc: 175mm
Chainrings / Sprocket
Shimano
SM-CRM95
30T
Chainrings / Sprocket: Shimano SM-CRM95. Misc: 30T
Bottom Bracket
Shimano
XTR SM-BB93
Bottom Bracket: Shimano XTR SM-BB93
Chain
Shimano
XTR CN-M9100
Chain: Shimano XTR CN-M9100
Cassette / Rear Cog
Shimano
XTR CS-M9100-12
10-51
Cassette / Rear Cog: Shimano XTR CS-M9100-12. Misc: 10-51
Pedals
DMR
Vault Mag
Titanium spindle
Pedals: DMR Vault Mag. Misc: Titanium spindle
Front Rim
DT Swiss
XM421
32H
Front Rim: DT Swiss XM421. Misc: 32H
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
XM421
32H
Rear Rim: DT Swiss XM421. Misc: 32H
Hubs
DT Swiss
350 Boost
32H, 54T Star Ratchet
Hubs: DT Swiss 350 Boost. Misc: 32H, 54T Star Ratchet
Spokes
DT Swiss
Competition
2.0-1.8
Spokes: DT Swiss Competition. Misc: 2.0-1.8
Front Tire
Specialized
Fat Albert Front
2.35
Front Tire: Specialized Fat Albert Front. Misc: 2.35
Rear Tire
Schwalbe
Fat Albert Rear
2.35
Rear Tire: Schwalbe Fat Albert Rear. Misc: 2.35
Saddle
SDG
I-FLY 2.0
Dazzle Collection
Saddle: SDG I-FLY 2.0. Misc: Dazzle Collection
Seatpost
SDG
I-Beam Micro
31.6mm
Seatpost: SDG I-Beam Micro. Misc: 31.6mm
Seatpost Clamp
Hope Technology
black, 34.9mm
Seatpost Clamp: Hope Technology. Misc: black, 34.9mm
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2018
Model Year:
2018
Intended Use
Trail / All-Mountain
Intended Use:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
26 lb 7.3 oz (12000 g)
Weight: 26 lb 7.3 oz (12000 g)
Additional Info

AMS Crank Defender(black), Honeycomb Frame Guards XL(maze), Honeycomb Chain Guards(maze), and Mud Guard. Reflective DAZZLE.

Additional Info:

AMS Crank Defender(black), Honeycomb Frame Guards XL(maze), Honeycomb Chain Guards(maze), and Mud Guard. Reflective DAZZLE.
llongman559
11/17/2020 7:03am
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Lawnmower2
6 years ago
Nice rig! Planning my own right now and not sure about the crankarm-length. Does it matter running 175, 170 or 165mm? Have a 140 Pike. Cheers!
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llongman559
6 years ago
Thanks!
I added information about it, 175mm. Sometimes I hit my pedals but it isn't a big problem, so far.
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Sonofbovril2
6 years ago
I ride the same fork with the MRP as well, and I experience the same thing. The MRP does a good job of stopping the dive but then I don't get the last part of my travel because it ramps so hard, kind of a trade off I guess.
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Sonofbovril2
6 years ago
You are a brave man to ride that saddle on a hardtail!
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llongman559
6 years ago
Ha ha. I used to ride with a dropper post but I found that I didn't need it. Just keep the saddle low on a trail and hike up when I have to climb hard.
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Sonofbovril2
6 years ago
Beautiful bike bike though, would love to own one! Do you find the front dives as you go through all that travel? The geometry must steepen quite considerably from sag to bottom out on 160mm, although I guess it's a rare and instantaneous occurrence?
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llongman559
6 years ago
The front dives, yeah it could be. To avoid it, I installed MRP Ramp Control Cartridge to my fork and add some clicks before I go steep descent. Honestly though, I feel 140mm - 150mm is the best travel to the frame.
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iceman2058
6 years ago
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