Evil Wreckoning "Walking Dead" 3
| Parts | Brand | Model | Additional info |
| Frame | Evil | Wreckoning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rear Shock | Cane Creek | DB Air CS | |
| Fork | DVO | Diamond Boost 160mm | Custom tuned |
| Handlebar | ENVE | DH Carbon | |
| Stem | Renthal | Duo 40mm | powder coated orange |
| Grips | Other | Chromag | |
| Brakes | SRAM | Guide RSC | |
| Brake Levers | SRAM | Guide RSC | |
| Shifters | SRAM | xx1 | |
| Rear Derailleur | SRAM | xx1 | |
| Cranks | Race Face | sixc | |
| Chainrings / Sprocket | Race Face | ||
| Bottom Bracket | SRAM | ||
| Chain | KMC | X11SL DLC | orange |
| Cassette / Rear Cog | SRAM | xx1 | |
| Pedals | Race Face | Atlas | |
| Front Rim | ENVE | M70 | NL Design Graphics |
| Rear Rim | ENVE | m70 | NL Design Graphics |
| Hubs | Industry Nine | Torch Boost | Orange |
| Spokes | DT Swiss | Custom powder coated blue | |
| Front Tire | Maxxis | Minnion DHF 2.5 | |
| Rear Tire | Maxxis | Minnion DHF 2.5 | |
| Saddle | Chromag | ||
| Seatpost | RockShox | Reverb stealth 170mm |
| General Info | ||
| Model Year | 2016 | |
|---|---|---|
| Riding Type | Downhill | |
| Weight | 30 lb 6 oz (13778 g) | |
| Additional Info | The Walking Dead graphics on the frame and wheels were created by NL Designs. | |
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hbelly13
3/1/2017 6:07 AM
How's the DB Air CS? Do you use the climb switch that much? Are you using a standard or XV can and could you share your tune? I ask as I am getting a Wrecker, am a bigger guy and have long been a Cane Creek fan. Seems like a perfect shock for the bike even though Evil won't go record about endorsing it.
Good Guy
3/18/2017 12:08 PM
Sorry for the late reply. The DB CS Air is great. I use the climb switch if the it gets bumpy or real steep. For a mellow to moderate fire road climb I can keep it in descend mode and enjoy the comfy ride. I'm running full PSI on the cane creek; like 300 I think. DVO added some shims to my fork (as well as the Topaz rear shock I just got for my Intense).
unskilled
2/16/2018 10:32 AM
240lbs and i rocked one on the riot stock. I have to say the Ccdb was not my favorite. I lost rebound control in the first 1/2 year of ownership after about 600 miles and 50 hours. I had to send it back (can't be field serviced unless your shop is a ccdb dealer) to the tune of about $180. Much happier on a rockshox that i can actually get parts for and work on myself (for the most part). 4 knobs makes a lot of adjustment possible, but it can also mean you spend more time flipping and turning them than you do riding