que bielas mas ligeras para dh que aguanten?

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  1. cigala freeride

    cigala freeride cigalon

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    pues eso aver si me podeis responder saludos poned peso plis
     
    cigala freeride, Jun 23, 2007
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  2. Fran1981

    Fran1981 Miembro Reconocido

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  3. harl-adri-harl

    harl-adri-harl Baneado

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    yo creo k se refiere a bielas k existan xD
    unas sh LX aguantan bien o si no pus las hone
     
    harl-adri-harl, Jun 24, 2007
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  4. Scottty

    Scottty Hasta el eje...

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    XTR 775g y aguantan lo que les eches (como la mayoría) ahora págalas.
     
    Scottty, Jun 24, 2007
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  5. wetroot

    wetroot Novato

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    FSA Gravity Light, las que usa San Hill, ligeras y no tan caras como XTR
     
    wetroot, Jun 24, 2007
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    ivan giant Miembro

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    las hone q vienen con dos platos,te traen un casquilo de refuerzo en la rosca de los pedales.pesan poco(un pos gramos mas q unas lx),son baratas y aguantan mucho.1 saludo
     
    ivan giant, Jun 24, 2007
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  7. [Free-Ski]

    [Free-Ski] Miembro activo

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    Shimano Xt
     
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  8. gerardrev

    gerardrev En el podio del foro

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    xt son la mejor opcion, pero ten en cuenta la medida de la caja de pedalier.
     
    gerardrev, Jun 24, 2007
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  9. by_ple

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    io a las hone kitaria lo de ligeras xk las llevo io i pesan un poco...aora...por 135€ aguantan mucho.
     
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  10. Descen

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    Te equivocas, esas bielas existen, Clavicula es una marca, sino mira esta web donde salen las bielas especificas de DH. http://www.thm-carbones.de/english/index.php

    Saludos.
     
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  11. harl-adri-harl

    harl-adri-harl Baneado

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    yo me referia a ke existiesen economicamente jeje

    salu2
     
    harl-adri-harl, Jun 24, 2007
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  12. tizza

    tizza Politicamente incorrecto

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  13. "kamikaze"

    "kamikaze" X3me Biker

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    las xtr
     
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  14. Descen

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    Ok, pero no creo que la gente lo entendiese de esa forma.
     
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  16. alejandro_90

    alejandro_90 Member senior

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    y estas????
    http://www.middleburn.co.uk/cranks_rs7.php
    474g con la araña y sin eje ni plato, con eje y plato seran unos seran 740, 750g?¿?¿ no estoy muy seguro, pero a ver que opinais. el peso la he sacado a ojo y sin mirar mucho, si alguien quiere corregirlo que lo aga. saludos
     
    alejandro_90, Jun 24, 2007
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  17. Pau_Free_DH

    Pau_Free_DH MegaFreeXX

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  18. mois

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    yo apostaria por las XT, siempre dolera menos si se rompe que unas xtr
     
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  19. leganetti

    leganetti COMUNABIKE International

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    Pero cuanto pesan las XT??????????????
     
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  20. gerardrev

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    ami me dieron de peso con el plato y en 175mm 750gr.
     
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