1997 SPEED Project Lite
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1997 SPEED Project Lite frame kit NEW PICS
Oups
I'm sorry too.
i will give more coments with the pic below
It is very close to a 19"
a small 19"
seat tube is 47cm from axe to top
top tube is 575mm from axe to axe (long)
and 610mm horizontal due to a seat tube with more angulation
(for a staight post)
I am 1,87m and it is a bit too small for me
1,75m to 1,85 wwould be fine, i think.
Oups
I'm sorry too.
i will give more coments with the pic below
It is very close to a 19"
a small 19"
seat tube is 47cm from axe to top
top tube is 575mm from axe to axe (long)
and 610mm horizontal due to a seat tube with more angulation
(for a staight post)
I am 1,87m and it is a bit too small for me
1,75m to 1,85 wwould be fine, i think.
1997 SPEED Project Lite frame kit NEW PICS
Hello
And thank you
Sorry
I'm taking it a bit slowly (its a battle between passion and reason)
(not really sure to let it go)
it takes a 27mm seat post,
Tune one is included (scratced in the first cms, but if you are shorter than me (1,87m) it would be fine.
steerer is 200mm
Also included is a UN 72 very smooth BB and also Dura Ace external bearings, both in italian standard
also a new headset (porbably FRM)
and XT front derailleur
I will have some words later about the fork
Hello
And thank you
Sorry
I'm taking it a bit slowly (its a battle between passion and reason)
(not really sure to let it go)
it takes a 27mm seat post,
Tune one is included (scratced in the first cms, but if you are shorter than me (1,87m) it would be fine.
steerer is 200mm
Also included is a UN 72 very smooth BB and also Dura Ace external bearings, both in italian standard
also a new headset (porbably FRM)
and XT front derailleur
I will have some words later about the fork
bumpSpeed Project Lite 1997
some words about the fork,
this frame is a 1"
wen i got it, it was mounted with a Manitou spyder
not really at the same level,
real good light fork are very rare now in 1"
I was looking for a 1"Sid and can't found one
Pace would have been a solution..
So manage to transform a normal 1 1/8 SID to 1"
that was a real project and work witch take me a little time.
I found a 1" steel steerer (Marzocchi)
and a new Sid crown-steerer-legs 1 1/8
I disasemble the steerer
and insert the 1" one
with force, with the help of a ring precisely machined
in a prececision mechanic fabric
I'm sure it wouldn't move at all,
perhaps in very aggressive downhill conditions.
Sachions are from a SID SL
bushings are fine
cosmetically not perfect (some decals are peeling and little ubles behind the paint..
Internals are from a SID Race Ti
withe fresh seals
climb it, compression adjust Lock out is not efficient.
This Fork weight 1350g
I will give also
a 1" Judy removable steerer-crown
witch could fit also Sids 28mm
pics:
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some words about the fork,
this frame is a 1"
wen i got it, it was mounted with a Manitou spyder
not really at the same level,
real good light fork are very rare now in 1"
I was looking for a 1"Sid and can't found one
Pace would have been a solution..
So manage to transform a normal 1 1/8 SID to 1"
that was a real project and work witch take me a little time.
I found a 1" steel steerer (Marzocchi)
and a new Sid crown-steerer-legs 1 1/8
I disasemble the steerer
and insert the 1" one
with force, with the help of a ring precisely machined
in a prececision mechanic fabric
I'm sure it wouldn't move at all,
perhaps in very aggressive downhill conditions.
Sachions are from a SID SL
bushings are fine
cosmetically not perfect (some decals are peeling and little ubles behind the paint..
Internals are from a SID Race Ti
withe fresh seals
climb it, compression adjust Lock out is not efficient.
This Fork weight 1350g
I will give also
a 1" Judy removable steerer-crown
witch could fit also Sids 28mm
pics:
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