26in diamondback response

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aussiedan

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after fitting my new forks my mtb is finaly finished all i need is an adaptor for my brake caliper.i wanted to build a bike for off road use only that can take a beating and survive, the motor was a tight fit and a pita to get in the frame but it was worth it in the end.its still dirty from getting stuck in the clay mud on our last ride i had to take my front sprocket cover off 3 times to scrape all the mud out

 
That looks sweet,,nice job on the build!!

If it aint ridden hard and put away wet,,than it aint a china girl!

BTW-You are making me want to put a nice front end on my Trek!!!

Good times....

Tom :)
 
thanks tom

the tipple forks are worth the ugrade alot more travel and adjustability

if it aint ridden hard and put away wet it aint a china girl, haha i like that
 
Wild Bill said:
Very nice bike! Love the forks, what pipe is that? Looks like a good pipe!
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thats a homemade pipe the head pipe/silencer is from the stock exhaust the cones are from a pocket bike exhaust and the belly of the xchamber is a piece of car exhaust.i made the same pipe for my cruiser but the xchamber is alot bigger and follows the lines of the bike better
 
aussiedan said:
thats a homemade pipe the head pipe/silencer is from the stock exhaust the cones are from a pocket bike exhaust and the belly of the xchamber is a piece of car exhaust.i made the same pipe for my cruiser but the xchamber is alot bigger and follows the lines of the bike better
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Ahh yeah,,look at that,,very cool bro,,now you got me thinking.
How does it perform,,I bet its pretty quiet with the stock silencer?
 
it performs real well alot more low-midrange over the stock pipe but if i made it again id make the belly longer.its not much louder than a stock pipe ,i had the pocket bike silencer on at first but it was too loud
 
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