Robbie Pfunder

Probably not, if anything I might get a 1 1/8 disc fork to quiet up the front. The loud brake are pretty jarring coming from dual disc! But this bike is fun, I'm getting on well with the geometry its' not too long, not too short. just right.

It's 1066wb and the weight came out to 20lbs, or 9.07kg thanks! It feels good.

Haha I hear you. Luckily I also have a black rear rim tape just in case. But I actually do like the yellow for now, its a bit flashy. Bike feels great, like my old Meta VTT, just a little shorter. I have the Clean 145 stem on it but might switch to your shorter stem as Im not used to this length yet

measured 1066wb! 🙌short fun

Built up my 2015 Crewkerz Freed 3 framekit today! Thanks to @La Bourde for coming through. I went a lil wild with the yellow rim tape and red nipples but I think it turned out pretty cool. I went on a ride to see if the front brake had enough bite and I concurred I definitely need to grind the rim haha. Also, I've had mixed experiences with Racing Line brakes in the past and so I'm hoping these hold up. Cheers

looks good!

those both look awesome, now I kinda want one, again.

Hey All, I present to you very special footage I captured in 2001, from the UCI Worlds, in Beaver Creek, Vail, Colorado. I was an American, competing in the Junior category at 16 year old. I was in way over my head, but a massive learning experience. Backstory of how this footage finally wound up on YouTube: In 2001 I flew out to Colorado to compete as a Junior at Worlds, in Vail, and borrowed my mom's 8mm camcorder to capture some of the action. I knew I would be seeing mind blowing riding that I've never witnessed before. After the trip, the 8mm tapes sat in storage bins for 20 years and I forgot about them. My mom passed in 2022 and I found the old tapes in her storage and paid a company to get them all restored and digitized. There were also unbelievable home movies from when I was very young, like 7, so very tender footage indeed. Anyways, this trials footage was on the tapes (took many hours to sift and edit through) and I finally am uploading to my channel for the world to see. Remember, I was only 16 at the time and not a experiencing filmer so I did the best I could. But here it is- hope this is cool for some of you OGs. Also, there is more footage to come where I filmed many sections from an American comp featuring JJ G and Jeff Lenosky. So keep an eye on my channel for more vintage footage like this. Thanks all. JJ Gregorowicz in 1 section: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpkJtwtdaI4&t=6s Sidehop world record contest, (Bruno Arnold, Benito): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1GVuuQNnao&t=174s Kenny Belaey in 2 sections (in Junior I believe): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiS3sC26OUo&t=1s Benito Ros, Marco Hosel riding sections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bITDz_urGGM&t=16s Bruno Arnold warm up move: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14R04GH4MVQ It's worth noting this was the weekend before 9/11 happened, and world changed forever...

Just watched the one with you and Jeff Anderson from a while back! That was awesome seeing you both in action! huge respect to 2 of my favorites- looked like a blast. Just having fun on bikes

Bringin the heat! dude, the frame is a 1045wb…basically Justice geo… its a 110 stem lol. Thats totally appropriate imo. yea maybe ill take a link out? Ummm thanks

Full write up from my social media: “Here is my brand new, totally custom, one of a kind, REEB Cycles trials bike. . This has been a concept of mine for well over a year now and to see it finally come to life is a literal dream come true. I feel like 8 years old and it’s christmas. I had been on my echo and inspired trials bikes for close to 5 years and wanted something fresh… something more down the middle of the road geometry wise which I wasn’t finding in the trials market. . I wanted to build a trials bike MY way. I wanted it to be fun, playful, able to handle natural riding on rocks, but also able to hit a kicker or do spin moves in my shows. I’ve always thought that the thin steel tubing style looked super proper so that was a no brainer choice. I went with blue because why not? It looks amazing and I wanted a friendly, eye-catching color that would pop for the crowds when I’m riding. Frankly, it just looks so cool too. I wanted my brakes quiet with more modulation so I made the move to go dual disc with a large 200mm in the rear for maximum stopping power in critical trials situations. For maxium chainring clearance and minimal weight I went with a screw on style crank with an 18t cog. I didn’t want a full saddle but I didn’t want a seatless bike either so I settled on the super rad mini pivotal “seat” which I’m very happy with. I think the clear looks badass haha. Front end is a 110x10d stem with a standard high rise trials bar. Had to side with the ultra light and strong @crewkerz carbon trials fork for maximum performance and had to go with Derby Rims 35i carbon model rims for tons of strength, perfect width and lightness. All the matte carbon is so incredible. @hopetech hubs front and rear for the sake of keep it real and I’ve always loved the reliability and sound. . This is the sickest frame I’ve ever seen in my life and I really can’t believe the build that I got to put on it. Overall I’m ecstatic with how it turned out and I’m even more eager to see how it rides once I get things dialed in. . Huge thanks to @reebcycles for the dream frame and to WebCyclery & WebSkis for supporting me with parts. . Looking forward to riding into the rest of 2021 with a lot more style.” Let me know what you think!