BigRedBike
Hillsboro, Oregon, United States
Male / 24
Member Since: Aug 13, 2010
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Bike I ride: Mongoose Boot'r Team Frame Fox 40, Marzocchi Roco WC Air, Avid Code Calipers + Elixir Levers, Answer Direct Mount Stem, Funn Bars, ODI Mongoose Grips, SDG Saddle, E-13 Hive DH Cranks, E-13 LG1+ Bash/Guide, E-13 40T Lasercut Sprocket, Sram X9 rear der/shift, Azonic Outlaws, Kenda Excavators.
Favorite Trails: Blackrock, Post Canyon, Syncline, Scappoose, Ravens
About Me: I ride as often as I can, and push myself to my limits as often as possible
Products Recommended: Mongoose 2010 BootR Team | Mongoose 2010 PinnR Foreman
Companies Supported: Mongoose | Race Face | Kenda | e13
Stats: Photos: 27 Photo Views: 3926
Videos: 8 Video Views: 1342
BigRedBike's Activity
posted in "Show your mongoose" ( May 11, 2012 at 16:43 )
BigRedBike commented under nicgenovese's blog ( May 10, 2012 at 20:57 )
quotes That website was classic. I laughed the entire time I read it, and assumed that was it's purpose? Guys like Lopes probably don't sweat stuff like that. When you are famous you get both sides of it.
BigRedBike commented under cloverleaf's blog ( May 4, 2012 at 16:07 )
quotes That have a pretty extensive setup procedure for installing the bottom bracket properly... Did you follow it to the letter? I am very fortunate to have had no issues throughout my ownership of the cranks, and I took the time to follow the setup instructions to the T. I am over 235 lbs with gear on and did not experience play, flexing, or any of those short comings even when hitting whistler and black rock oregon (my local trails). I am not implying you didn't set them up correctly, but I could certainly see most mechanics just throwing them on there like any other outboard bearing crankset and calling it good...
BigRedBike commented under Dainese's video ( Apr 18, 2012 at 23:07 )
quotes Love seeing my local trails on here! Awesome riding, awesome shots. Stoked right now.

BigRedBike commented under cloverleaf's blog ( Apr 17, 2012 at 19:01 )
quotes To be fair, on the DH cranks the spindle is chromoly. It has tons of surface area though, so I couldn't see it ever rounding out. I doubt they have warrantied hardly any of these. They are amazing cranks, and if they fit on my new frame I would not have sold them.
BigRedBike commented under mikelevy's blog ( Apr 13, 2012 at 0:21 )
quotes Been looking for a good bike light. I keep seeing all of Tippie's posts about night rides. Gotta jump on the bandwagon.
BigRedBike commented under cloverleaf's blog ( Apr 11, 2012 at 19:48 )
quotes Mine never creaked and I ride in Oregon.
BigRedBike commented under cloverleaf's blog ( Apr 11, 2012 at 0:09 )
quotes I have personally used this crankset for an entire season and can say it is very rugged and very light for how strong it is. It's gorgeous when it comes out of the box and the craftsmanship is superior for sure. The only con for me is that the finish on the crank arms rubs off super quickly. I went from an 83mm bike to a 73mm bike so I ended up selling mine, but they were still in great shape as they went off to their new owner.
BigRedBike commented under dart-bikes's photo ( Apr 2, 2012 at 11:36 )
quotes yeah it's kinda cool how the lines all interesect there at the top and the sun is lined up exactly with the power pole by chance. I know this is way overly analyzing, but I don't think they make or break the photo (but that is already obvious since it mad POD anyway). I love the color of the sky in this shot. Now if only the clouds would go away here in Oregon...

BigRedBike commented under IanHylands's blog ( Mar 31, 2012 at 1:18 )
quotes hahaha "YEAAAAAAAH, that was sick dude.. oh f*** me the camera wasn't rolling... bro can you jam that again??"
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Jan 8, 2011 at 9:17
first race in april

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