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stinus
PostPosted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 5:25 pm 
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here is my second singlespeed mountain bike a Dekerf

New build on its way see page two!
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My first build:
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Frame: Dekerf solitaire, big bird yellow from 2000 (DEK2233)
Forks: P2 trippel

Headset: Chris King
Stem: Thomson
Handlebar: Azonic riser
Saddle: WTB SST
Seatpost: Thomson

Brakes: XTR M950
Brake Levers: XTR M950

Chain: Sram
Cranks: Ritchey logic
Chainrings: Salsa 42t

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Rims: XM317
Hubs: XTR M910 on front PAUL on rear
Tyres: specialized nimbus 40x559


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saltyman
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:wink: nice, dekerf's really suit a SS setup.
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suburbanreuben
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I like that! :wink:
What length are the forks?
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gil_m
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Looking good :)

Nice to see it's gone to a good home
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stinus
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thomson stem and post added
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Nice - but for a mountain bike, BIG gearing :shock:
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stinus
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seller told me its a 2002 but i found an old sales tread stading its a 2000

http://www.mtb-news.de/forum/showthread.php?t=144465&page=107

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Moin!

DeKerf SSP 19,5" Bj. 2000 wg. falscher Rh. zu verkaufen. Der Lack ist in schlechtem Zustand, die Substanz des Rahmens ist gut. Kleine Delle am UR nähe Tretlager. (siehe Bild! Du siehst nix? Eben, so klein ist die ) Dafür keinerlei Chainsuck!

Preis: € 350,-- inkl. Versand in D



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suburbanreuben
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I don't think it's a 2000. The serial number puts it later.
My '00 ST has serial no DEK1965, and '01 Solitaire is DEK2100 or so.
2002 is probably right.
EDIT: You could be right- I've just been to check, and my Solitaire is DEK 2304, so '00/'01 is right!
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I really wish I had kept mine, they are steller bikes but I never took it out after I switched to 29ers.
Yours looks great but I do agree that that looks like BIG gearing.:)


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Very nice, that yellow is a wicked colour!

Gearing does look massive...must be good for 25/30mph on the flat!
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the gearing is 42/16, really nice for urban/dirt roads but really not that useable for offroad

im having some problems whit the XTR brakes so fore the moment thy are swap for a set of red DX' while im looking for some nice avids, might be som ultimate or Ti' (i have a set of arch supreme but i think thy are a looking littel overkill)
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 24, 2010 12:54 am 
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pics up working again:

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its been sold two times here on retrobike and ones on mtb-news.de; so from what i know its been in germany, denmark, england and now back to denmark again, all that back and forth in 2010 alone it made me wounder how may owners this frame have had..

heres is the old sale treads:

http://www.mtb-news.de/forum/showpost.php?p=6741586&postcount=2649
(same sales tread as this one:http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=623747&highlight=#623747)

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=87916&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=107776&highlight=dekerf+solitaire
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Very nice 8)
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