Specialized 2016 SWORKS custom Enduro 650B 9

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Kooliner7
1/1/2016 9:25am
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RockShox
Öhlins
Race Face
SRAM
Parts
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Model
Additional info

Parts

Frame
Specialized
S-Works Enduro 650b
Frame: Specialized S-Works Enduro 650b
Rear Shock
Öhlins
Rear Shock: Öhlins
Fork
Rock Shox
Lyrik 170mm
Fork: Rock Shox Lyrik 170mm
Handlebar
Specialized
SWORKS Carbon handlebar
Handlebar: Specialized SWORKS Carbon handlebar
Stem
Thomson
Elite X4 50mm
Stem: Thomson Elite X4 50mm
Grips
ODI
Sensus
Grips: ODI Sensus
Brakes
SRAM
Guide RSC
Brakes: SRAM Guide RSC
Brake Levers
SRAM
Guide RSC
Brake Levers: SRAM Guide RSC
Shifters
SRAM
XX1 Trigger Shifters
Shifters: SRAM XX1 Trigger Shifters
Rear Derailleur
SRAM
XX1
Rear Derailleur: SRAM XX1
Chainguide
Other
Chainguide: Other
Cranks
Race Face
Next SL crankset
Cranks: Race Face Next SL crankset
Chainrings / Sprocket
Race Face
Direct mount
Chainrings / Sprocket: Race Face Direct mount
Bottom Bracket
Race Face
Bottom Bracket: Race Face
Chain
SRAM
Chain: SRAM
Cassette / Rear Cog
SRAM
XX1 10-42
Cassette / Rear Cog: SRAM XX1 10-42
Pedals
Time
ATAC MX8
Pedals: Time ATAC MX8
Front Rim
Roval
Traverse SL
Front Rim: Roval Traverse SL
Rear Rim
Roval
Traverse SL
Rear Rim: Roval Traverse SL
Hubs
Roval
Traverse SL
Hubs: Roval Traverse SL
Spokes
DT Swiss
Spokes: DT Swiss
Front Tire
Specialized
Butcher Grid 2.3
Front Tire: Specialized Butcher Grid 2.3
Rear Tire
Specialized
Butcher Grid 2.3
Rear Tire: Specialized Butcher Grid 2.3
Saddle
Specialized
Phenom Ti
Saddle: Specialized Phenom Ti
Seatpost
Specialized
Command Post IRcc
Seatpost: Specialized Command Post IRcc
Seatpost Clamp
Other
Seatpost Clamp: Other
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2016
Model Year:
2016
Intended Use
Trail / All-Mountain
Intended Use:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
29 lb 8.7 oz (13400 g)
Weight: 29 lb 8.7 oz (13400 g)
Additional Info
Additional Info:
Kooliner7
1/1/2016 9:25am
12377 of 18525
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Shiner
10 years ago
What made you pick the Lyric over the Pike? Just interested in knowing the rationale behind the fork choice.
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iceman2058
10 years ago
Bike of the Day January 2, 2016!
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Kooliner7
10 years ago
I had alrdy used a pike on my previous 2015 Enduro.
For this 2016 bike, had compared the lyrik was not far off in terms of the weight scale from pike (144g) and the 0.5degree slacker due to 10mm difference in travel does not effect me much on the climbs. Felt similar as on 160 pike.
The ride benefits I looked at was the better stiffness of the Lyrik especially the axle area for the descends.
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Shiner
10 years ago
Awesome man. Huge fan of the build
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Gregspecialized
10 years ago
jealous, juste jealous ... phaattttt builldddd !!!
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morewoodkid
10 years ago
@ Kooliner7 how is that rear shock?
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Kooliner7
10 years ago
For this bike I did not use slaughter as I had it set up separately, not full stock bike.
However, on my previous Enduro 2015, I had the slaughter tyres went through these rocks. It was during a dry season trail conditions, so slaughter was OK.
But currently now these rocks section are very slippery during this wet monsoon season, so I preferred to have them butcher for the back. And it's Grid Butcher.
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Kooliner7
10 years ago
Can't really give my review yet cos had only rode it once so far.
Initial feel it feels different from my previous Enduro set up of using Debonair. Will update when I get at least a couple more rides
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Varaxis
10 years ago
How did the stock slaughter tire handle that kind of terrain, assuming you rode it before swapping to a Butcher? :D

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