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My new bike in 4 months - On One 456 Mountain bike!!

Discussion in 'Mountain Biking and Off-Road' started by Francesca, 11 Feb 2012.

    Francesca Executive Member

    ^_^Mega excited - this is going to be my new bike Iam saving up for in 4 months!! On One 456 X9.
    Soooooo excited !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PBOOC456X9_P1.jpg
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    Francesca Executive Member

    £1499.00 ....:blush: hard saving to do but going to be worth it!
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    Francesca Executive Member

    Peteaud Senior Member

    Location:
    Chard, Somerset
    sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet
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    smokeysmoo Vice President

    Location:
    Lancashire
    Looks nice for an MTB, and you need the colour in your pic, the red looks xx( IMO (and I don't mean sick in a good way). However, I don't understand their quote, "the world's first full carbon hardcore hardtail bike"
    The reason I don't understand it is I'm not sure what that makes the full carbon hardcore hardtail 'Focus Raven Pro' I had circa 3 years ago then? Or am I missing something? (probably am)

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    Edge705 Member

    Nice Bike Fran - Anyway do you know what the roads are like chipping clitheroe and the likes I was there last week and it was ankle deep in snow Im thinking of trecking out to Waddington via chipping tomorrow and I dont fancy it if there is still snow or sludge lying on the tops

    lukesdad Vice President

    Location:
    west wales
    I think they are playing on the " hardcore" whatever that may mean ? My scott endorphin is now over 10 years old full carbon. Probably not hardcore enough ! ^_^
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    lukesdad Vice President

    Location:
    west wales
    Nice looking bike by the way :thumbsup:
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    Francesca Executive Member

    Hi theres no snow as far as weather here is concerned - all clear maybe some ice.

    Francesca Executive Member

    sorry dont know what On One mean by that but I dont care to be honest- i think the bike looks s*** hot, and iam mega chuft at getting one - knocks the s*** out of my current Apollo eh??:hyper:
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    NormanD Jaffa Cake Assassin.

    Only four months to save up? ... your husband best not read this or he'll be wondering where the housekeeping is vanishing too. :smile:)
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    smokeysmoo Vice President

    Location:
    Lancashire
    Me neither of truth be told, sounds like marketing hype as lukesdad says. Don't get me wrong Fran, as I say I like the look of it, (in black/grey) and it's well specced, and I have no doubt the two of you will be very happy :thumbsup:
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    col Vice President

    Nice looking steed :thumbsup:
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    Francesca Executive Member

    thanks - iam getting the black/grey colour, just fell in love with it - and to be honest I need something a lot lighter for my mountainbiking.
    :thumbsup:

    Francesca Executive Member

    cheers Col:thumbsup:

    Cubist Pennine hill dweller and willy-waver

    Location:
    Ovver 'thill
    The hardcore bit is the 140mm forks and slack head angle, making it an aggressive monster on the descents. It's typical Pennine fare, designed to go downhill fast, but fast to climb as well. It ain't designed for sweet singletrack, it's designed for the likes of Lee Quarry. The green bike is a steel 456.

    View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eM1_MgMJgI


    The reason they bill it as a first is, yes, there have been plenty of carbon bikes, but they were mild-mannered XC stuff with 80 or 100mm travel. This thing is more of a hooligan.

    lukesdad Vice President

    Location:
    west wales
    We used to call them downhill bikes cubist. ^_^

    GregCollins A fixed gear is a harsh mistress.

    Yob's bike, gloriously, splendidly so, a two-wheeled hooligan, and none the worse for it. I'm profoundly jealous xx( though it isn't built for my 'style' of riding.:cuppa:

    Francesca, you know such a splendid machine will require, or create in others an expectation of, rider skills to match... best get practising!:thumbsup:

    From an Apollo to a carbon 456 "That's one small step for a girl and a giant leap for moutainbike kind."
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    Francesca Executive Member

    Cheers Greg -been practising today..and yes it is a giant leap for mountainbike kind!!:thumbsup:

    jethro10 Member

    Location:
    Lake District, UK
    It certainly is a big step.
    I know when I went from a Carrera Vulcan to a home build, it was massive.
    so good, the wife had to have one also ;-)
    Enjoy... it'll be way more fun

    Jeff

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