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I've just gotten my first ever mountain bike (after 3 road bikes). One thing I've learnt, when you are shag out, no what what bike you are riding, it will still be tough going :bsmilie:

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I've just gotten my first ever mountain bike (after 3 road bikes). One thing I've learnt, when you are shag out, no what what bike you are riding, it will still be tough going :bsmilie:

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Any close up pic of your bikes? :)
 

I've just gotten my first ever mountain bike (after 3 road bikes). One thing I've learnt, when you are shag out, no what what bike you are riding, it will still be tough going :bsmilie:

haha.. but surely a mountain bike shag one out faster than a road bike?
Anyway wheres the picture taken? Cool shot with the rays shining through :bsmilie:
 

haha.. but surely a mountain bike shag one out faster than a road bike?
Anyway wheres the picture taken? Cool shot with the rays shining through :bsmilie:

Thanks i like the shot too, photo taken near Punggol End.

Ya mountain bike very shiong, I almost resorted to pushing my bike out of Punggol End, haa...no la, just used granny gear :embrass:

Here is the close up:
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It's an Avalanche 1.0.

I started looking for Jamies Trail X2 , X3, Durango 1, Ava 3 , 2 then finally 1.0.

Starting to get confused then settled for the Ava 1.0 for its parts and it comes with clipless peddles, no need to spend more $ to buy.
 

It's an Avalanche 1.0.

I started looking for Jamies Trail X2 , X3, Durango 1, Ava 3 , 2 then finally 1.0.

Starting to get confused then settled for the Ava 1.0 for its parts and it comes with clipless peddles, no need to spend more $ to buy.

Your white Ava1.0 design is much nicer than my 06 model. ;)
 

BTW your front fork is what brand?

It's a Suntour SR MAG-32 100mm of travel with 32mm alum stachions,
magnesium with lock out, preload and hydraulic damping. (taken from their website)
 

Thanks i like the shot too, photo taken near Punggol End.

Ya mountain bike very shiong, I almost resorted to pushing my bike out of Punggol End, haa...no la, just used granny gear :embrass:

Here is the close up:
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Thanks i like the shot too, photo taken near Punggol End.

Ya mountain bike very shiong, I almost resorted to pushing my bike out of Punggol End, haa...no la, just used granny gear :embrass:


Must be the 2009 model
http://www.gtbicycles.com/gbr/eng/default.aspx?fuseaction=product.displaySubcategory&&id=17#5717

The beauty of a mountain bike is that you can go off road to be with nature as well as
on the road if you choose a tire that can do both. Once you are well versed into riding the
MTB both on and off road it is time you can think of upgrading the tires. This will also
depend on how often you ride in both disciplines.

The Maxxis lite 310 offers me the advantage of riding smoothly on the road (much lighter
than a pair of knobby tires for sure).

The advantage of the Ava 1.0 is because of the extra granny gear over the 2.0 or 3.0
with its 9 speed instead of the 8 speed.

The Suntour fork isn't amazingly light, however it's very smooth and reliable, the lockout
allows you to use it just like a rigid fork especially when you are riding on the road.

The Suntour fork requires almost no maintenance other than normal cleaning when it is dirty.
Other high performance forks require frequent maintenance to keep them in tip top
conditions.

On how to choose the type of suspension fork:
http://www.ehow.com/how_14120_buy-mountain-bike.html

Enjoy mountain biking!

:)
 

Changed my Ava2.0 to a 9 speed too.
Have a spare shifter and brake levers, so converted it. :D
 

Changed my Ava2.0 to a 9 speed too.
Have a spare shifter and brake levers, so converted it. :D

So we have 2 things in common, GT bikes and Nikon camera and lenses ;)

So you changed the hubs, crank and derailuers?
 

So we have 2 things in common, GT bikes and Nikon camera and lenses ;)

So you changed the hubs, crank and derailuers?

Changed the shifter pods on my 1.0 to XT, so the stock Deore transfered to my 2.0. :D
No more $ to change other parts, but satisfy with current conditions. :D
 

Here's my ~3 months old GT Ava 3.0.
mainly used for commuting.

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Good to see the bicycling thread is moving and surviving heh... usually it last like just enough to get an answer or something and then poof heh.
 

Good to see the bicycling thread is moving and surviving heh... usually it last like just enough to get an answer or something and then poof heh.

I think it's more active than a dedicated bike forum ;p
 

I think it's more active than a dedicated bike forum ;p
You sure....some of the thread at togoparts can be pretty lengthy heh....

but it is good to have one here for those into photography and some thrilling bicycle ride.
 

Hi fellow cyclists

I'm just thinking of changing my rims to white ones if it's not expensive :sweat:

Can i just buy a pair of white rims and use my current spokes to save cost?

Which brand is cheaper and nice at the same time ;p

This is my bikes stock wheelset (non -disc brake) specs:

Rims: WTB SX-24 ATB with CNC brake surface
Spokes: Stainless steel 14 gauge
Tires: Kenda Nevegal 26 x 2.1
Rear Hub: Deore 8 speed Cassette


Thank you!
 

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