| Frame | Banshee Scirocco | | Front Fork | RockShox Psylo SL U-Turn | | Bottom Bracket | Shimano | | Cranks | Shimano LX | | Chainrings | Shimano LX | | Pedals | Azonic X platform | | Front Derailleur | Shimano LX | | Chain | SRAM | | Rear Derailleur | Shimano XT | | Cogset | Shimano | | Hubs | Hope Bulb | | Skewers | Shimano | | Spokes | DT | | Rims | Mavic X717 Disc | | Tubes | tubeless | | Tires | Panarace Fire XC Pro 2.1 tubeless | | Brakes | Avid Juicy Seven | | Seatpost | Cane Creek Thudbuster | | Saddle | WTB Speed Titanium | | Headset | Chris King NoThread | | Stem | Thomson X4 | | Handlebars | Easton EA50 | | Shifters | Shimano XT | | Brake Levers | Avid Juicy Seven | | Bar Tape | n/a | | Extras | Hope Seat clamp, Bontrager Fat Odi Lock-Ons, Hope Grip Doctors |
Dill from England, UK writes:
Because it's the perfect do-everything bike for the UK as well as trips to the Alps. Eventually, I will update the shifters and derailleurs to SRAM X0 stuff, and maybe some sexier cranks although I am real happy with the LX ones. When the fork goes I will get a new Pike Air. The bike is light enough to go XC and strong enough for the hardest trails I ride in the Alps. I can't recommend the Thudbuster enough....sure my mates take the piss a bit but if you have a do everythhing hardtail and it's your only bike, the Thudbuster makes it feel as plush as a susser without the compromises. I am stickin with my hardtail...more fun plus no bearings to service, shocks to keep pumping up/adjusting, linkages to grease and bounce on pedalling.
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