Front Tire:
Schwalbe Shredda Rear Radial 27.5.
Misc: sometimes Michelin DH22
Rear Tire
Schwalbe
Magic Mary Gravity 26
sometimes Michelin DH34... DH casing, tubeless 26in tires are hard to find
Rear Tire:
Schwalbe Magic Mary Gravity 26.
Misc: sometimes Michelin DH34... DH casing, tubeless 26in tires are hard to find
Saddle
Spank
Spoon
Saddle:
Spank Spoon
Seatpost
Race Face
Seatpost:
Race Face
General Info
General Info
Model Year
2016
Model Year:
2016
Intended Use
Freeride
Intended Use:
Freeride
Additional Info
My very well used Gambler, which I've owned since 2017. Currently set up as a mini-mullet freeride bike for slabs, chutes and big jumps, but from 2018-2022 was used for occasional DH racing as well.
This bike is becoming a true woodsman's axe: Almost everything on this bike has been replaced at least once, with the exception of the frame itself, the stem and the seatpost clamp. The biggest game-changer for this bike was the Ochain, as these old Gamblers have quite severe chain growth due to their relatively high pivot with no idler. The mini-mullet setup makes this bike exceptionally maneuverable (and easy to bail off!) in tight steeps, and incredibly quick to tip into a corner, however finding good 26in tubeless DH casing options is increasingly difficult.
Additional Info:
My very well used Gambler, which I've owned since 2017. Currently set up as a mini-mullet freeride bike for slabs, chutes and big jumps, but from 2018-2022 was used for occasional DH racing as well.
This bike is becoming a true woodsman's axe: Almost everything on this bike has been replaced at least once, with the exception of the frame itself, the stem and the seatpost clamp. The biggest game-changer for this bike was the Ochain, as these old Gamblers have quite severe chain growth due to their relatively high pivot with no idler. The mini-mullet setup makes this bike exceptionally maneuverable (and easy to bail off!) in tight steeps, and incredibly quick to tip into a corner, however finding good 26in tubeless DH casing options is increasingly difficult.
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