captainspaulding doncha?
Bridgewater, New Jersey, United States
Male / 29
Member Since: Nov 27, 2006
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Bike I ride: 2005 Trek Liquid 65 SOLD 2010 Scott Voltage FR30 SOLD 2008 Ironhorse mkIII SOLD 2008 Cove Shocker DH FOR SALE 2012 Specialized Stumpjumper EVO 26 2012 Intense M9
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captainspaulding commented under mikelevy's blog ( Apr 21, 2012 at 17:01 )
quotes grassroots: there's a cover similar to the ones found on Lapierres and older glorys that protects the knobs..
captainspaulding commented under captainspaulding's photo ( Apr 15, 2012 at 20:25 )
quotes actually selling the shocker.. just need some more pics up.. But yeah can't wait for mtn creek to open.

captainspaulding commented under mikelevy's blog ( Jan 5, 2012 at 18:35 )
captainspaulding commented under RichardCunningham's blog ( Dec 1, 2011 at 19:46 )
quotes I don't agree w/every modern standard, but here's my 2 cents on 12x142 after switching to it on my new frame: 12x142 - 1.) Most good+widely available 135mm rear hub adapt to it(my hope pro2 for example) 2.) Because you're still using your old 135mm hub you don't have to run any different bearings or freehub or w/e 3.) Any frame with a 12x142 rear end comes with an axle, and I'd be willing to bet it's pretty darn reliable(let's be honest they've been making 12mm rear axles/maxles/rws axles for awhile now) 4.)12x142 rear dropouts are keyed for the hub so the wheel w/slide in and bolt up without you having to align the axle and whatnot. I think 15mm front axles are unnecessary when a 20mm will more than do the job. Tapered steerers are noticeably stiffer than straight 1 1/8" steerer and you don't have to buy a dumb 1.5" stem. Straight 1.5" steerers are just dumb from the get go and should have never existed(it will die).
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lenmerderdenfer wrote
Dec 1, 2011 at 9:14
Just because you wouldn't, doesn't me I can't. They are not so dissimilar.

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aaronmorgan wrote
Jul 20, 2010 at 20:32
i am buying a long voltage and I am only 5 9
it is a good fit for me, I ride a med fuji and just sold a small big hit.

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diiulio78 wrote
Feb 12, 2010 at 11:49
I noticed you're in Bridgewater. I have to be in Lebanon/Flemington from time to time for work. Is there any good riding around your area? Either single track or freeriding. Do you ride in the area in the winter time? Obviously this week has been pretty heavy for you guys in the snow dept.

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spskark7 wrote
Dec 8, 2009 at 1:09
yes i will do alot of downhilliing
thx btw for the help
i will got at xmas at a shop and see what it fit me the best

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captainspaulding wrote
Nov 23, 2009 at 6:56
I'd go for the short. I haven't ridden it that much, check out: http://www.pinkbike.com/forum/listcomments/?threadid=81521&pagenum=23 for my ride impressions so far. Are you going to be doing alot of DH on it? if you are go for the Long, but in general I'd do the Short for your height.

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spskark7 wrote
Nov 22, 2009 at 13:36
hi men!,
i look forward to buy a scott fr voltage 30
and as i saw at the pic you have 1 !!
can u plz tell me how good it is?
and i am 1,78 m should i go for long or for the short
thx for your time.

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