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Got My Norco

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  1. Hey

    after a long wait i got my norco dh team. Its sweet and has a sweet spec,

    Boxxers, mrp, azonic, clarks six pots etc.

    I know i haven't posted here in a while a couple of months to be more exact, but i know there was
    some people who wanted to know what it was like when i got it. So here goes

    The head angle is quite steep, but it has a long back end to make up for it, which takes a bit of
    getting used to. As a result it turns in to corners really quikly but the back is sort of washy
    and takes a while to come around. The rear end works so well and eats anything I can throw at it
    with ease. I still have to get the right spring for my weight, but its working ok with the one
    that came as stock. It pedals very well for an 8" travell bike and I can make the 45 mins road
    spin to my local trails no bother. Theres the quick run down on it ill have pics up soon as i get
    my camera back.

    AL

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hey

    after a long wait i got my norco dh team. Its sweet and has a sweet spec,

    Boxxers, mrp, azonic, clarks six pots etc.

    I know i haven't posted here in a while a couple of months to be more exact, but i know there was
    some people who wanted to know what it was like when i got it. So here goes

    The head angle is quite steep, but it has a long back end to make up for it, which takes a bit of
    getting used to. As a result it turns in to corners really quikly but the back is sort of washy
    and takes a while to come around. The rear end works so well and eats anything I can throw at it
    with ease. I still have to get the right spring for my weight, but its working ok with the one
    that came as stock. It pedals very well for an 8" travell bike and I can make the 45 mins road
    spin to my local trails no bother. Theres the quick run down on it ill have pics up soon as i get
    my camera back.

    AL

    Nice rig. Although the Norco's don't fit me, I really like them.
    --
    Slacker - looking forward to some pix

  3. "Alastair Maxwell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey

    after a long wait i got my norco dh team. Its sweet and has a sweet spec,

    Boxxers, mrp, azonic, clarks six pots etc.

    I know i haven't posted here in a while a couple of months to be more


    exact,

    Quoted message said:

    but i know there was some people who wanted to know what it was like when


    i

    Quoted message said:

    got it. So here goes

    The head angle is quite steep, but it has a long back end to make up for


    it,

    Quoted message said:

    which takes a bit of getting used to. As a result it turns in to corners really quikly but the
    back is sort of washy and takes a while to come around. The rear end works so well and eats
    anything I can throw at it


    with

    Quoted message said:

    ease. I still have to get the right spring for my weight, but its working


    ok

    Quoted message said:

    with the one that came as stock. It pedals very well for an 8" travell


    bike

    Quoted message said:

    and I can make the 45 mins road spin to my local trails no bother. Theres the quick run down on it
    ill have pics up soon as i get my camera back.

    AL

    Hey Al, Sounds like a good set-up, how are those brakes treating you?

    Steve.

  4. "spademan o---[) *" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "Alastair Maxwell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey

    after a long wait i got my norco dh team. Its sweet and has a sweet


    spec,

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Boxxers, mrp, azonic, clarks six pots etc.

    I know i haven't posted here in a while a couple of months to be more


    exact,

    Quoted message said:

    but i know there was some people who wanted to know what it was like


    when

    Quoted message said:

    i

    Quoted message said:

    got it. So here goes

    The head angle is quite steep, but it has a long back end to make up for


    it,

    Quoted message said:

    which takes a bit of getting used to. As a result it turns in to corners really quikly but the
    back is sort of washy and takes a while to come around. The rear end works so well and eats
    anything I can throw at it


    with

    Quoted message said:

    ease. I still have to get the right spring for my weight, but its


    working

    Quoted message said:

    ok

    Quoted message said:

    with the one that came as stock. It pedals very well for an 8" travell


    bike

    Quoted message said:

    and I can make the 45 mins road spin to my local trails no bother.


    Theres

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    the quick run down on it ill have pics up soon as i get my camera back.

    AL

    Hey Al, Sounds like a good set-up, how are those brakes treating you?

    Steve.


    The Brakes are amazing, although i did do a little customisation for the front one. They do not come
    in a mount to fit boxxers, seen as i was going to have to get a mount made to do the job i got a
    hayes eight inch rotor and got a mount match the caliper to the fork using the larger rotor which
    results in stupid stopping power. Probably a little over board but what the hell. The rear one runs
    on a very small disk 155 mm and works amazingly.

    AL

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