Diamondback Session
New to the trail scene? Don’t go jumping in on just anything. The Session is a bike you can count on to hold up and get you started right.
Frame Hi-Ten steel frame w/ welded Oryg tabs, dual lower cable routing w/ single cable option Fork Hi-ten steel w/ 1 1/4" OD legs, 1 1/8" threadless steerer, 6mm dropouts Headset FSA 1 1/8" threadless Handlebar Hi-ten steel 2-piece 24" wide x 6.75" rise Grips DB Team w/ flange, plastic bar end caps Stem DB D-Day SLK 4-bolt alloy Brakes Tektro 907A U-brake w/ SST DC Amplifier, soft compound pads Brake Lever Tektro 2 finger Cranks 175mm chromoly 1-piece Sprocket 44t steel BB loose ball Pedals DB Sound alloy w/ molded traction pins, chromoly axle Rims 48h aluminum, 30mm wide, ano black w/ ground sidewall in rear Hubs (F) 48h steel shell w/ 14mm axle (R) 48h steel shell w/ 14mm axle Chain KMC Z410 1/2 x 1/8 Freewheel 16t freewheel Tires DB 304 20x1.85 front / Cellblock 20x2.25 rear Spokes Black 14g Seat and Seat Post DB padded Jump Seat, 25.4mm steel pillar Color(s) Green, Mustard Head Tube 74° Seat Tube 70° Top Tube 20" Chainstay 14.25" Detangler SST ORYG Price Please visit your local Diamondback Dealer for pricing Extras Soft compound gray brake pads, DC Amplifier, SST Oryg, owner's manual Note: Specifications subject to change
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john boi
3/14/2008 8:09 PM
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i have this bike in the gloss brown. the frame has held up very well for me and i've had it for almost a year now. of course i had to swap out some of the heavier parts but overall a very sturdy bike.
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john boi
3/14/2008 8:09 PM
Rating:
i have this bike in the gloss brown. the frame has held up very well for me and i've had it for almost a year now. of course i had to swap out some of the heavier parts but overall a very sturdy bike.
i have this bike in the gloss brown. the frame has held up very well for me and i've had it for almost a year now. of course i had to swap out some of the heavier parts but overall a very sturdy bike.