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Withdrawn: Commencal Meta 5.5.2
Note that this is "Withdrawn" so is here for archive purposes only.
Item: 2009 Commencal Meta 5.5.2
Location: Northern Beaches Sydney.
Item condition: Used but in good condition
Reason for selling: Only selling as it doesnt get much use, to buy a road bike or similar
Extra Info: Few spare parts and tyres spare, Can work something out
More photos if needed just contact me
Spec from New (Basically identical, Different grips, tyres)
Frame:
Updated Meta 5.5 140mm frame with New and updated swingarm
Rear Shock:
Fox Float RP2
Fork:
Fox Float 32RL 140mm
Front Derailleur:
Shimano SLX
Rear Derailleur:
Sram X9
Shifters:
Sram Trigger X7 3x9
Ergonomic bike setup
I'm looking for someone who can set up a MTB for best ergonomic fit as I'm starting to develop a bit of pain here and there. It is worse on my training bike than on the racing bike so I'm hoping I can rid myself of some of the discomfort by getting the bike properly setup.
If any of you have had a good experience please advise where to go to get it properly done.
Thanks
[Mod. moved to shopping as this is asking for recommendations]
Bargo Colliery
I went yesterday to spot called Bargo Colliery, which is 20min further south of Mt Annan.
After much research and planning from various logs I could find online, I had finally a course ready and loaded in my Garmin… well unfortunately the first few single trails I went were unused since a while and therefor too much overgrown; so I gave up and went to Mt Annan!
But it looked that someone marked trails there, as per the blue tags attach on the bushes. Unfortunately, they were hard to find and the area is big.
Wanted: Rear Derailleur / 26" front wheel / Hyd. Brake / Trance Hanger
Looking to buy the following parts for my son's bike...(as he managed to mangle all these parts on his recent race 
)
a) Rear Derailleur (pref SRAM X7 or X9 or similar)
b) Front MTB wheel 26 inch, normal QR axle, 6 hole disc
c) Disc brake set (front only is OK, too)
d) Derailleur Hanger for Giant Trance
Please contact me ASAP as I have to assemble this before our weekend bike trip. Happy to pick up.
My contact tel nr is on my profile.
Cheers, Hans
W1
Good Conditions, but room for improvement with a less busy dam.
Love the Dam Ride!
recommendations for tyre to help with climbing
At the moment I'm running Hutchinson Bulldogs 26x2.3 on front and back, but more and more I'm finding the rear slipping or flinging out in faster technical sections when it rides up against a sloped rock...also wouldn't mind a little more grip with handling the occasional rocky uphill climb.
Any recommendations in this area?
Withdrawn: Old fork
Note that this is "Withdrawn" so is here for archive purposes only.
Just building up an old crapper to ride around the streets and local tracks with kids instead of having to take the real bike out. Does anyone have an old set of suspension forks with 80-120mm travel they are no longer using? Steerer tube length needs to be about 280-300mm, 1 1/8", 9mm QR and rim brake mounts. Up to $100
IMBA Manly Dam audit
Hi all
We have been meeting with Warringah Council discussing this proposed audit and it has just been announced that IMBA are the successful applicant to their request for quote.
This is great news to finally get an mtb specialist to take a look at the place to guide future works.
It is likely this may begin this month including some rider consultation.
We will keep you all updated.
Help with replacing chainring
Hi guys,
I have a noob question about changing chainrings. Basically, how the heck do I do it! I have a copy of Zinn which hasn't help much. I want to replace the granny chainring. The crankset I have is a Shimano FC-M442-8, Octalink Spline. Do I need to take the whole crank off before I can get to the chainring? Or can I leave the crank arm on and slip the rings over it?
So far all I have managed is to take the bolt off the crank which is pretty pitiful! (see pic). I haven't tried undoing the chainring bolts.
