Homemade Enduro Race Bike 12

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CTuck
12/26/2019 12:54am
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Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Other
Ferrous Bueller
165mm travel mullet
Frame: Other Ferrous Bueller. Misc: 165mm travel mullet
Rear Shock
Cane Creek
DB coil
Also run a DB air for smoother trails
Rear Shock: Cane Creek DB coil. Misc: Also run a DB air for smoother trails
Fork
Rock Shox
Lyrik RCT3 170mm
Fork: Rock Shox Lyrik RCT3 170mm
Headset
Hope
Headset: Hope
Handlebar
Chromag
Handlebar: Chromag
Stem
Sunline
Stem: Sunline
Grips
ODI
Grips: ODI
Brakes
Shimano
XT M8000
Brakes: Shimano XT M8000
Brake Levers
Shimano
XT M8000
Brake Levers: Shimano XT M8000
Shifters
Shimano
XT M8000
Shifters: Shimano XT M8000
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
XT M8000
Rear Derailleur: Shimano XT M8000
Cranks
Shimano
XT M8000
Cranks: Shimano XT M8000
Chainrings / Sprocket
OneUp Components
34 tooth
Chainrings / Sprocket: OneUp Components 34 tooth
Bottom Bracket
Shimano
XT M8000
Bottom Bracket: Shimano XT M8000
Chain
Shimano
XT M8000
Chain: Shimano XT M8000
Cassette / Rear Cog
Shimano
XTR 11-36
Cassette / Rear Cog: Shimano XTR 11-36
Pedals
Nukeproof
Pedals: Nukeproof
Front Rim
DT Swiss
Ex471
29"
Front Rim: DT Swiss Ex471. Misc: 29"
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
Ex471
27.5"
Rear Rim: DT Swiss Ex471. Misc: 27.5"
Hubs
DT Swiss
350
Hubs: DT Swiss 350
Spokes
DT Swiss
Spokes: DT Swiss
Front Tire
Maxxis
Minion DHF EXO TR 2.3
+ Cush Core
Front Tire: Maxxis Minion DHF EXO TR 2.3. Misc: + Cush Core
Rear Tire
Maxxis
Minion DHR II EXO TR 2.3
+ Cush Core
Rear Tire: Maxxis Minion DHR II EXO TR 2.3. Misc: + Cush Core
Saddle
Ergon
Saddle: Ergon
Seatpost
FOX
Seatpost: FOX
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2019
Model Year:
2019
Intended Use
Trail / All-Mountain
Intended Use:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
34 lb 13.3 oz (15800 g)
Weight: 34 lb 13.3 oz (15800 g)
Additional Info

HA 63.5 - SA 79 - Reach 462 - RC 430 at sag - BBH 336 - Travel 170/165.

Additional Info:

HA 63.5 - SA 79 - Reach 462 - RC 430 at sag - BBH 336 - Travel 170/165.
CTuck
12/26/2019 12:54am
7077 of 18603
12 comments

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Maxipedia
6 years ago
11 SPEED??? HOW DARE YOU??? YOU RUINED MY CHILDHOOD!
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nug12182
6 years ago
XTR 11-36 TOO!!!HOW DO YOU EVEN GO UP HILLS ON THAT THING?!
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iceman2058
6 years ago
Bike of the Day December 26, 2019!
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Patofski
6 years ago
Wow loved the design. Id like to see your folio. Defenetly not your first hehe. Did you made those yoke?
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CTuck
6 years ago
Thanks! I've designed a couple of bikes professionally, but the is the 3rd that I've fabricated myself. The black yolk that's inline with the shock is from Bikeyolk, the other 2 links are one offs I designed and had CNC'd.
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CTuck
6 years ago
Ha! It's not that hard. Call me old school, but by the time im outa gears I'm going walking pace anyway...
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Big Bird
6 years ago
Great name. Steel is real!
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stiingya
6 years ago
DONE... coolest mountain bike I've ever seen. You win.
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CTuck
6 years ago
Thanks! It was no small project...
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Jdasco
6 years ago
Gorgeous design! I see you brazed everything, what was the choice you made over welding? I'm about to dip my toes in to frame building so looking forward to hearing from your experience!
Again: looks so rad!! Enjoy your very own bike well!
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CTuck
6 years ago
Thanks for the compliments! I chose brazing for a few reasons. Firstly, setup costs are a lot lower, a good Tig welder plus argon purging setup for inside the frame isn't cheap. Secondly, brazing is a lot more forgiving to the new player (less damaged tubes), and I think is a lot faster to get "good enough" at. Thirdly, I find it distorts less than welding.
Hope that helps and good luck with only dipping your toes and not falling all the way in!