2008 7 Point

Xterrain

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June 11, 2009

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Manufacturer / Model

Iron Horse

Frame and Size

Large 17"

Fork and Headset

Marzocchi 66RCV with Big Fat Pig 1.5

Handlebars / Stem / Grips

Funn 318 / Funn Rippa / Funn Lock-on

Saddle / Seatpost

WTB Pure V Race / Funn Splined

Cassette

SRAM PG-950

Chain

HG53

Crank Set / Bottom Bracket

FSA Gravity Moto X 170mm / FSA Mega Exo 83mm

Rear Derailleur

SRAM X7 Midcage

Front Derailleur

Shimano Saint

Shifters

SRAM X5 Trigger

Pedals

Crank Bros. 50-50

Brakes / Brake Levers

Avid Juicy 3

Wheelset

Sun Rims MTX S-Type

Tires

Maxxis Minion

Suspension

Fox Van-R

This rig kicks ass. DW-Link rear end, 150mm rear end, 7" of travel front and rear (and can take 8" up front by swapping in a Marz 888 or a Foz 40 for DH), and a 66.7 degree head angle, its shits and gets and then some. I can pedal up hill to my favorite trail head and bomb it. I live in Texas, so when I was looking for a new bike it HAD to be pedal friendly. When I heard how well the 7 Point does around the world, I had to have one and now I do and couldn't be happier.

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fleeter

Posted:

February 18, 2010 • 02:15 PM

That looks like a rad bike... don't know too much about full susp. mtb... can you lock out the rear for uphill? do you find you need to lock out much? just curious

Xterrain

Posted:

February 22, 2010 • 01:14 PM

No, Its a DW-Link rear end and its very pedal friendly compared to alot of the other big travel bikes. The suspension is very progressive and the geo is spot on for the gnarliest freeriding I can do. I love it.

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