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2009 SE Racing Filth Flyer

Looks to be an amazing bike, I havent tried one out yet..
Frame 6061Aluminum, Internally Machined Headtube, Box Chainstays, Water Bottle Mounts Fork Marzocchi Dirt Jumper 3, 20mm Through Axle, 100mm Travel Headset Tange 1-1/8" Internal Threadless, Cartridge Sealed Handlebars SE Alloy, 1" rise, 25.25" Wide Stem Truvativ Hussefelt, 60mm Grips SE Bubble Jump Grip Brake Lever Hayes Stroker Ryde, Hydraulic Disc F&R Brake(s) Hayes Stroker Ryde Hydraulic Disc F&R, 160mm Rotors Seat SE Pivotal w/Custom Cover Seat Post Pivotal Micro Adjust Aluminum 27.2 Crankset Truvativ Rucktion 1.0RG, Alloy, 175mm, Sealed Euro w/ Howitzer Spindle, 36T Alloy Chain Shimano HG-73 Pedal Wellgo Alloy Platform, Cr-Mo Axle, Removable Pins Rim Alex FR-32, 32H, w/ Stainless Steel Eyelets, w/ Black Stainless 14Ga. Spokes Front Hub SE Alloy Sealed Bearing 32H, 20mm Through Axle Rear Hub SE Four Sealed Bearings 32H, Alloy, w/ QR, w/ Sram PG-950 11-32T, 9 Speed Tires 26" Kenda K-Rad 2.3 F, Kiniption 2.3 R Extras Sram RX 7 Rear Derailler, Sram RX 7 Trigger Shifters, Truvativ Box Guide, SE Alloy End Caps Colors Heavy Metal Grey
Top tube length 22"
Head tube angle 69°
Seat tube length 14"
Seat tube angle 73°
Chainstays 16"
BB height 12.2"
Suggested Rider Size 5'4"+ (162cm+)
Weight 32.8 lbs

OLDSCHOOL ATL · 2009-03-02 7:05am

might be cool if you like Mtn bikes.

~PURPLE~FIREFLY~3000~ · 2009-03-04 9:42pm

txt'ing like it is...at 32.8 lbs...you better have some diesel legs to push that bike 20 miles...

~PURPLE~FIREFLY~3000~ · 2009-07-09 8:21pm

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Advan · 2009-08-05 11:04am

Dirt Jump (er) bikes are way cool. Perfect for the old school man/woman, that wants a newer or modern ride. Don't get me wrong, I love all old school 20" and 24", and will ride them till the rubber falls of the wheels. However, I really enjoy my 26" DK Xenia. I enjoy it so much, that I just picked up a Black Market MOB frame and am building this up. All are single speeds.

~PURPLE~FIREFLY~3000~ · 2009-08-21 12:44am

~PURPLE~FIREFLY~3000~ wrote:
txt'ing like it is...at 32.8 lbs...you better have some diesel legs to push that bike 20 miles...

I take back my quote...I recently dove into a 2009 GT Ruckus SX (GT dirt jumper with gears) a few months back...at 32 lbs the bike actually rides really nice with gears. I can do at least 50 miles with gears and a heavy bike. I like the dirt jumper rides so much that I don't ride my regular bmx bikes at all currently. I use the geared dj bike for dirt & the single speed dj bike for urban chillin...Like the dj bkes better then the 24's, and 29'ers as it feels more like a real bmx bike rather than a cruiser bmx to me.