Morewood Ndiza 4x and Park ripper 8
8/31/2020 1:49pm
Parts
Brand
Model
Additional info
Parts
Frame
Morewood Bicycles
Ndiza
Frame:
Morewood Bicycles Ndiza
Rear Shock
FOX
Float DPS Evol
Rear Shock:
FOX Float DPS Evol
Fork
Marzocchi
4X RC3 Fork
Fork:
Marzocchi 4X RC3 Fork
Headset
Cane Creek
Forty Series
Headset:
Cane Creek Forty Series
Handlebar
Gravity
Light
Handlebar:
Gravity Light
Stem
Gravity
Light
60mm
Stem:
Gravity Light.
Misc: 60mm
Grips
ODI
Vans Lock-on
Grips:
ODI Vans Lock-on
Brakes
SRAM
Guide RS
Brakes:
SRAM Guide RS
Shifters
Shimano
XT SL-M8000
Shifters:
Shimano XT SL-M8000
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
XT RD-M8000
Rear Derailleur:
Shimano XT RD-M8000
Chainguide
Gamut
P40 Chainguide
Chainguide:
Gamut P40 Chainguide
Cranks
Shimano
Hone
Been running strong for almost a decade
Cranks:
Shimano Hone.
Misc: Been running strong for almost a decade
Chainrings / Sprocket
Shimano
Saint 36T
Chainrings / Sprocket:
Shimano Saint 36T
Bottom Bracket
Shimano
Bottom Bracket:
Shimano
Chain
Shimano
CN-HG700 11
Chain:
Shimano CN-HG700 11
Cassette / Rear Cog
Shimano
XT CS-M8000
11-42
Cassette / Rear Cog:
Shimano XT CS-M8000.
Misc: 11-42
Pedals
Wellgo
MG-1
Pedals:
Wellgo MG-1
Front Rim
DT Swiss
E2200
Front Rim:
DT Swiss E2200
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
E2200
Rear Rim:
DT Swiss E2200
Hubs
DT Swiss
Hubs:
DT Swiss
Spokes
DT Swiss
Double Butted
Spokes:
DT Swiss Double Butted
Saddle
WTB
Silverado Ti
Saddle:
WTB Silverado Ti
Seatpost
Race Face
Next SL
30.9
Seatpost:
Race Face Next SL.
Misc: 30.9
Seatpost Clamp
Other
Salsa QR
Seatpost Clamp:
Other Salsa QR
General Info
General Info
Model Year
2011
Model Year:
2011
Riding Type
Freeride
Riding Type:
Freeride
Weight
28 lb 0 oz (12701 g)
Weight: 28 lb 0 oz (12701 g)
Additional Info
Lots of the parts came from my old 26" trail bike. Have taken a few trail rides with it and definitely pedals better than I expect.
Tons of fun in jump parks and DS tracks
Since bike of the day put on a used 2019 Float DPS that was cheaper than if I had rebuilt the Rocco since I messed up the compression dampening accidentally jumping it with the pedal switch on. Also the 951 Evo built couldn't take the Gamut guide unmodified so I did a little switch on the chainguide, and putting on a 36T Saint ring.
Additional Info:
Lots of the parts came from my old 26" trail bike. Have taken a few trail rides with it and definitely pedals better than I expect.
Tons of fun in jump parks and DS tracks
Since bike of the day put on a used 2019 Float DPS that was cheaper than if I had rebuilt the Rocco since I messed up the compression dampening accidentally jumping it with the pedal switch on. Also the 951 Evo built couldn't take the Gamut guide unmodified so I did a little switch on the chainguide, and putting on a 36T Saint ring.
8/31/2020 1:49pm
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