Since all I ride is trails, I think it's time for a frame that suits me.
Credence c.c.r, Deluxe PA, Steadfast or the Trail Boss?
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Xxohioanxx wrote:Steadfast or Trailboss. I love my Steadfast, really nice quality and super stiff.
How long have you been riding it?
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MidWestBMX wrote:How long have you been riding it?
6 months now. I just wish it had more sprocket clearance. My 30T is rubbing the stays and if I push it out anymore my chainline will be too far off for what I like. I don't get why they think a trails frame needs so much tire clearance. Pretty stupid of FBM in my opinion.
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Xxohioanxx wrote:Steadfast or Trailboss. I love my Steadfast, really nice quality and super stiff.
MidWestBMX wrote:How long have you been riding it?
Xxohioanxx wrote:6 months now. I just wish it had more sprocket clearance. My 30T is rubbing the stays and if I push it out anymore my ...more
Probobly beceause they have to start following trends to stay in business. The were doing really bad for awhile I heard.
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Xxohioanxx wrote:Steadfast or Trailboss. I love my Steadfast, really nice quality and super stiff.
MidWestBMX wrote:How long have you been riding it?
Xxohioanxx wrote:6 months now. I just wish it had more sprocket clearance. My 30T is rubbing the stays and if I push it out anymore my ...more
Definitely an issue, I pretty much want to run 33/10
I've kinda ruled out the deluxe because it doesn't have chainstay brake mounts, but their frames still look so good.
Trailboss is a bit pricey for me, but the ccr has a 3/8 dropout. Decisions decisions
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Brayden_Buckingham wrote:Kink Mudrunner
....? Why would you get a Kink frame over an FBM
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Brayden_Buckingham wrote:Kink Mudrunner
notorious NIG wrote:....? Why would you get a Kink frame over an FBM
Price?
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MidWestBMX wrote:How long have you been riding it?
Xxohioanxx wrote:6 months now. I just wish it had more sprocket clearance. My 30T is rubbing the stays and if I push it out anymore my ...more
MidWestBMX wrote:Definitely an issue, I pretty much want to run 33/10
I've kinda ruled out the deluxe because it doesn't have chainstay brake ...more
Gather a bit more cash and laird frame it.
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MidWestBMX wrote:Definitely an issue, I pretty much want to run 33/10
I've kinda ruled out the deluxe because it doesn't have chainstay brake ...more
The CCR has massive sprocket clearance but I was far less than impressed with S&M's build quality on my Barcode and haven't heard many other good things about S&M recently.
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Villij has the highest BB of all the frames listed so far. Depends on the trails your jumping and your style but for me, lower BB is better.
Good luck finding a Steadfast, I think they're sold out everywhere.
The Ketch trail frame is made by Laird and is less money than the Laird frames ($420.00). Pretty much the same geo as a CCR.
Fit and United have trail frames coming out something this spring.
Mark Mullivlie (sp?) is a trail shredder and his frame is nice.(lowish BB, longer back end, nice stand over)
FBM Orphan has a 14 rear end, 11.5 BB. The HT angle is 74.75 though. (I think it be a sick trail frame.)
The PA model from Deluxe is welded by Solid, if that matters.
What are you currently riding?
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I made a google doc and compared all the trail frames a couple months ago, I think I narrowed it down to CCR, Villij, and Steadfast as the best geo's. The Villij would of been a no brainer, but the low S.O.H. made it less desirable to me. I like long frames (14") but never tried a SOH under 9"
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If you're serious about the steadfast there's one for sale on pinkbike I just saw
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Would it be better to go with the Credence M.O.D instead of the C.C.R because it has a 14mm dropout instead of the 3/8?
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MidWestBMX wrote:Would it be better to go with the Credence M.O.D instead of the C.C.R because it has a 14mm dropout instead of the 3/8?
No. Welded mounts and better geo makes the CCR so much better. What rear hub are you using now?
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MidWestBMX wrote:Would it be better to go with the Credence M.O.D instead of the C.C.R because it has a 14mm dropout instead of the 3/8?
Xxohioanxx wrote:No. Welded mounts and better geo makes the CCR so much better. What rear hub are you using now?
Well...
It's a stock 14mm saltplus hub from my wtp
Want to get the tree straight pull, but that's another few hundred, haha
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