[Travis.]

Frame: Fit Aitken S3.5.
Forks: Odyssey Race Classic.
Bars: BSD Too Loose.
Stem: Fit DLR.
Headset: Super****/20Twenty.
Grips: United Repeat.
Bar Ends: Colony

Seat: Federal.
Seat Post: Federal Slammed.

Cranks: Odyssey Wombolts.
Chainring: BSD Superlite 28T.
Chain: KMC Kool SL.
Pedals: Atomlab Trailking.
Bottom Bracket: Fit.

Front Wheel
Rim: Odyssey Hazard Lite.
Spokes: Black.
Hub: G-Sport Marmoset.
Tire: Fit FAF 2.1.
Hubguard: BSD Jersey Barrier 2.

Back Wheel
Rim: Odyssey Hazard.
Spokes: Black.
Hub: Profile Mini with Hollow Axle And 10T Ti Driver.
Tire: Fit FAF 2.1.
Hubguard: Profile.

Weight:21lbs ish.

Pics:

This post has been edited by Travis.: 11 May 2009 - 06:30 PM

[poopipe]

that's pretty shit hot actually


nice bike

[lee8725]

nice bike, good to see someone else using atomlab pedals.

have you had any problems with the bushings or the pedals coming loose?

[MaTT1230]

f**king lush bike.
How does the wombolts work anyway? did you have any problem to mount them?

[monkeysan]

the chimp approves

[Crocker]

fly tierra';s better ahaha

i love it

[pariah]

sex in bike form!

sweet ride!

[eskimo]

Not a fan of the 3.5s but it's quite a smart build. Well done

[poopipe]

that's probably cos you haven't ridden one

seriously - give one a poke and you'll loves it

alternatively try a lofi - they're identical

[eskimo]

No i'm okay. I've seen the 3.5 in person in red and it looks horrid. The tapered rear end tubes are disgusting and the graphics are the same. Plus i'm not really sure if i even like my rear end as it is on my LAF. I preferred it when it was a little longer. The 28/10 gear brings it in allot.

[Travis.]

And you havn't ridden it?

It's the most dialled frame on the go.

to be honest, I never noticed the tapered tubes.

The graphics are nice.

But the ONLY thing you could fault it on is the tear drop downtube. But even that works and it's personal taste.

[eskimo]

Travis., on Sep 30 2008, 05:30 PM, said:

And you havn't ridden it?

It's the most dialled frame on the go.

to be honest, I never noticed the tapered tubes.

The graphics are nice.

But the ONLY thing you could fault it on is the tear drop downtube. But even that works and it's personal taste.

No, wasn't tempted in the slightest, sorry to say. I don't think a super short back end helps in all honesty.

[poopipe]

eskimo, on Sep 30 2008, 07:53 PM, said:

No, wasn't tempted in the slightest, sorry to say. I don't think a super short back end helps in all honesty.

there are definite benefits in terms of quick spinny response. but there are negatives in terms of stability and how much grunt you can throw into a hop.

I'm hopping about the same on the lofi as i was on my federal - which is higher then I managed on the colony - but I'm not able to put as much pasty behind it at speed cos you have to change technique a bit

horses for courses though innit

[stussy187]

that's hot...i want it

[eskimo]

poopipe, on Sep 30 2008, 08:15 PM, said:

there are definite benefits in terms of quick spinny response. but there are negatives in terms of stability and how much grunt you can throw into a hop.

I'm hopping about the same on the lofi as i was on my federal - which is higher then I managed on the colony - but I'm not able to put as much pasty behind it at speed cos you have to change technique a bit

horses for courses though innit

True, but i'll take the stability any day. That way i can utilise my skills

[Travis.]

At the end of the day, personal preference's.

But if you want stability add .25" to the toptube.

[poopipe]

that's what I did

then I went out and bought a stem that was a quarter inch shorter to take it off again

[Travis.]

lee8725, on Sep 30 2008, 01:19 AM, said:

nice bike, good to see someone else using atomlab pedals.

have you had any problems with the bushings or the pedals coming loose?

Nope. Ran those pedals for about 2.5 years. From Hardtail to freeride to the BMX.

Only stripped them once and they're fine.

MaTT1230, on Sep 30 2008, 08:05 AM, said:

f**king lush bike.
How does the wombolts work anyway? did you have any problem to mount them?

To see how wombolts work, look here: Odyssey Installation Instructions

And no problems mounting them.

[eskimo]

Travis., on Sep 30 2008, 08:51 PM, said:

At the end of the day, personal preference's.

But if you want stability add .25" to the toptube.

Very true. And you probably know it's not as easy as that. Anyway i like my LAF

poopipe, on Sep 30 2008, 08:54 PM, said:

that's what I did

then I went out and bought a stem that was a quarter inch shorter to take it off again

So that's why you bought a new stem.

[rav]

not the biggest fan of fits myself but that does look pretty lush