On-One Inbred

Here's my Inbred. Was purchased from Robdem on here a few months back. I can honestly say it's the best bike I've ever owned.

I ran it ss for a little while, but thanks to a lack of any discernible skill or fitness I found it necessary to go back to geared, so here's the current spec.

Frame: 18" Inbred (DN6 tubing)
Forks: 2000 Marzocchi Bomber Z3 Flylight 100 (air)
Front wheel: DT Swiss rim on Specialized Stout Hub
Rear wheel: Mavic XC719 on LX hub with 9spd cassette
Tyres: IRC Kujo DH 26x2.35
Cranks: AC3 with single 36T ring
Rear mech: M952 XTR
RH Shifter: M952 XTR
Chain: KMC X9
Front Brake: Hope M4 on 203mm floating rotor
Rear Brake: Hope M4 on 180mm standard rotor (on A2Z c-lock to 6 bolt converter)
Saddle: Selle Italia Flite Ti
Seat Post: USE
Headset: FSA Orbit
Bars: Club Roost Sport
Stem: Easton EA50
Grips: Yeti
Pedals: GT

I'm reasonably happy with the spec, though the wheels annoy me because they don't match! Got some Sun Big Mammoths in the shed so I might bung those on. It won't help the bike's weight problem though!

Here's some pics.

mk1Matt":1chkyeee said:

I'm reasonably happy with the spec, though the wheels annoy me because they don't match! Got some Sun Big Mammoths in the shed so I might bung those on. It won't help the bike's weight problem though!

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The wheel thing annoys me on my Identiti also. The rims and hubs match but the spokes are different colours :roll:

Nice build matey. Throw on the Big Mammas, sod the weight :twisted:

these are getting quite a following on here now. mine could do with going on a diet but it feels good out on the trail

Nice one and that is a yellow cable I reckon a tyre change would do wonders for the weight aren't they 1000g+?

looks great in red and a good ride but get it SS you know you want to :twisted:

I liked my singlespeed Inbred so much that I bought myself a 456 recently.

Bike snobs will sneer at On-one riders, but they're bloody good bikes, and when you can buy a brand new frame (with a 2yr warranty and a discount on a new frame if you trash yours through stupidity) for less than a 20yr old Orange with shoddy paint and a hole in the seat tube, they're a bit of a no-brainer if you want a rig for hacking about the woods.

Russell":2usk1u2p said:

I liked my singlespeed Inbred so much that I bought myself a 456 recently.

Bike snobs will sneer at On-one riders, but they're bloody good bikes, and when you can buy a brand new frame (with a 2yr warranty and a discount on a new frame if you trash yours through stupidity) for less than a 20yr old Orange with shoddy paint and a hole in the seat tube, they're a bit of a no-brainer if you want a rig for hacking about the woods.

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Looks great mate! It might be worth swapping to some lighter tyres and seeing how it affects it.

After taking the Kujos/El Gato/Missile off of mine and swapping for Continentals it made a massive amount of difference to rolling speed, acceleration and how flick-able the bike is.

If you want to try some I've got a pair of 2.4 Mountain Kings on route to me that you could pop on for a trial. They literally weigh half that of the Kujos!

Looks nice in red... Must agree with clockworkgazz, singlespeed with a ridged fork, and personally i would change tyres...

Yeah tyres are deffo on the shopping list. Cheers for the comments though.

I ran if ss for a few months, it was cool but I couldn't keep up with other people. At some point I'll build a full susser and go back to ss on this, but whilst it's my only bike I need gears!

Sheriff - I may take you up on the tyres offer. Would be good to see how it rides with something else on.

Kaiser - it's a normal cable bug I got happy with the heat shrink!