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Comments: 12 | Prop Total: 6 | Avg: 0.5
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(Mar 17, 2009 at 8:46)
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been riding this for 2 months now and it is a great frame design change over the last couple years, the bike is really tight
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the fork am/fr. I would say most if not all xc forks do not have 36mm stantions and generally have less travel. if you need a cross country fork look at foxes f-series. for specs check out fox's website
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it is, i just painted it so i wood look cooler
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don't remember exactly but around 800 cad
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haven't had it on the scales yet, just working out some bugs. i would guess around 36 pounds, i have elixir carbon brakes coming and probably a ti sping. the chris king hubs with mavic 729's are not the lightest but they roll great and sound even better
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the stickers come with the forks when you buy them you can remove them if you want, the tape was preventing cable wear that was showing up on the crown. i can post a photo without the tape
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we should go back on a good day and get some good shots, arms getting better
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the point is to sell it not buy new parts for it
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the totem is the nicest fork i have been on when it works. i purchased a 2 step and it kept topping out on me and almost locked up, big problem with most 2 steps it was warranty into a solo air which worked great for a while then i sent it back for warranty and it came back working fine, then at crankworx last year i took it to the sram tent and they rebuilt again. since the sram fix it has been amazing i would recommend it if you can afford a backup pair
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