INTENSE TRACER 279 ENDURO DREAM BUILD
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- For many people there is nothing better than building up a bike from scratch. Picking the frame and then selecting all the components that you want to put on it.
Our INTENSE Europe team wanted to build up one of our new Tracer 279 Enduro frames for ‘personal use’! The frames were just in, the other-worldly SRAM X0 Eagle wireless groupset had just dropped, and the team were keen to get it on a bike. The rest of the handpicked spec is just as high quality, with components from respected brands such as Öhlins, Renthal. Industry Nine, ODI, Cane Creek, Magura, Ergon, PNW Components, Crankbrothers and Maxxis.
This is a build that is dripping with the ‘good stuff’. Enjoy the video, and maybe start your own dream build today?
I have a Norco now but the Intense will be my next brand. Your bikes are like art in which they look fast just sitting still.
I have this bike and was not aware it was UDH compatible.
A very satisfying and frustrating watch, only due to the fact that I’m not in a position to acquire one.😂
Just great to watch someone who know what he's doing.
Nice mix 👌😍
What a dream build! 🔥🔥🔥
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Soooo beautiful
Looks awesome 🔥
Yes please! Need a replacement for my Intense Carbine 275
Price in Bangladesh
Please, tell about wheel set more info and tires
How much for this build?
Weight? Curious who’s gettin that 37lb down a lil
Same
faucet crappy on video
a lot of mistakes were made when assembling the bike:
1) why is the anti-gravel film not pasted on the bare frame!?
2) zero maintenance done on the fork and shock absorber!
3) did not check the grease in the suspension bearings, it may not be there!
4) incorrectly shortened chain!
5) pedals must be put on copper grease and through washers, otherwise after 2-3 months do not unscrew back!
Sarcasme or what! You surely been into that footage room to appreciate those mistakes...Ride more!
How do you know chain was shortened incorrectly if they dont show the process that sram recommends? 😂😂😂😂
Armchair mechanic