javzi monty

Hey there, Ive been thinking and realised I've made some pretty pointless topics since joining this forum, so i have decided to try and turn a new leaf! I have thought, the best way i could do this is make a review of my bike, very detailed too! My bike is a 2007 Monty 221 PR with the Scotchbrite finish, this is quite an advanced bike and i reckon this kind of shows in the price, at £950 new this isn't the cheapest bike on the market, but trust me its worth every penny. I am running a dual Magura HS33 setup (04's) and find it is perfect for what i need, this is with Koxx Green's, my rear rim was ground at one point but the grind has over-time "Died" so i am also using tar on it! My Maggie's are water bled and i find this makes the lever so responsive. So what other parts are you running i may hear you ask! Well, my forks are Onza Light guys and they have withstood everything i have thrown at them. Up Front I am using a Zhi stem with Monty bars, this gives the bike a nice balance between smoothness and responsiveness. All this is transfered to my Chrisholm front rim on Onza hub through a Zoo! headset. My cranks are Echo isis, joined by a SFK bottom bracket. On this i have a front tensile freewheel with a Kmc gold chain, thus transferring drive to my Try All rim built onto a Monty Quando hub! It has a 1000mm wheelbase, 362mm of that is the Chainstay length. This bike has a BB rise of 50mm and a head angle of about 72/73 degrees. This is a nice short bike for me, I am around 5 and a half feet tall. At roughly 9 and a half kilos this is the lightest bike i have ever owned, and the nicest, it feels as if i can throw myself up anything and everything on it! I have only been riding 5-6 months, and i don't get out too often but from my latest video (shown on Ross Macd's page) Most of you will see i have made good progress on this bike! I would recommend it to anyone who is starting out but only if you know you are going to try and stick it, as £950 is a lot too blow on a bike you wont use! But even if you aren't just starting out it is still a very good bike to own! Any questions, just ask. Thanks for listening to this, Jarvis

lol

you owned a 12 year old nothing to be proud of mate

felt random and decided to make a post on sugar puffs and i was wondering if everyone else likes them as much as i do thats what i say at the top of the page

thank you why did ash even bother replying to the topic if he thinks there gash

thats some small punching bag and if you think about your trying to own a 12 year old your a sicko

hi this is a vid off me on my monty 221 pr i have been riding for 6 months and im starting to improve (thats what im being told) i hope you enjoy and all comments welcome here it is:Jarvis m clips

well you must have a small one then

i felt random and decided to make a post on sugar puffs and i was wondering if everyone else likes them as much as i do

your gonna have to wait until you get validated i suspose like me

at the price there at they should be strong and if it does crack on you youll get a new FRAME on warrenty

you dont know until you try it i sus pose but apart from what i just said this guy id write ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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nice

nice you should cut down the head tube though

get a cheapish vee get pads and a lever works mint

get a cheapish vee get pads and a lever works mint

echo 6061 forged isis/square taper cranks most people i do trials with have them the are cheapish and descent i prefer them because i run ff (forward freewheel) come in isis and square taper £50 last i heard off although if your running sprocket get middleburns ive only heard good things about them (on this forum i mean i dont no anyone who owns them) hope ive helped jarvis

im riding without a frontbrake at the moment iswell feels really weird when you get one on though anyways HIGHFIVE!!!!!!!!