Brant Richards
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Thanks again,... i cant get enough of riding my mmmbop. Thanks -Paul
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Hi again, i was just wondering if you could add these pictures to the rest you have so kindly added to your site.
Thanks again,... i cant get enough of riding my mmmbop. Thanks -Paul
Thanks again,... i cant get enough of riding my mmmbop. Thanks -Paul
my bike
My18inch Bluepig doing the steep chute at Kirroughtree on the McMoab
Paul's mmmbop
Hi my name is Paul, and I've had my mmmbop for around 2 weeks now and thought i'd share some pics with you.
Ragley Mmmbop frame lime [16"]2009 Rock shox domain 318is [maxel] 1.5" steerer.
Clarks skeletal lmtd edition red/white brakes
Halo S.A.S purple haze rims on dmr red revolver hubs.
Sram redwin red 9 spd casset
Slx rear mech
Gravity crankset with e13 single speed purple chain ring, blackspire chain device [red]
Azonic hustler bars [762mm, 2" rise]
Straitline split stearer clamp stem, 1.5"
Gravity big fat pig 1.5" headset.
Nuke proof 1.5" spacers x3 [25mm,5mm,5mm]
Dmr grab seat clamp [soon to be replaced with straitline seat clamp]
Dmr v12 pedals [black] soon to be replaced with straitline sc's [red]
Maixs huckworm tyres, dual ply 60a 2.5"
Da bomb hellfire xc seat post
Funn launch sadel.Its a long list but i think thats everything.
It's taken me a while to get my mmmbop finished but im very pleased with the result.
I could'nt decide what frame i wanted at 1st, but im glad i picked this.
It rides really well with the forks at 160mm down any slope or straight,
then i can drop the forks down to 120mm and it flys uphill and is like a road bike on the straights lol.
The bike feels really easy to keep ontop of in any situation, and isnt harsh at all..
and iv been riding ful sus for 3 years prior, so it was a suprise to find it so comfy on long rides.
My next bike is a full sus, as i need an upgrade on my current full sus.
But once iv done that, i feel i may want another ragley, maybe the new bagger or troof.
Mmmbop with extra bling.
Mmmbope with a little added extra bling.
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by zangolin
My Blue Pig
Here's mine on it's maiden voyage on the Foresthill Divide Loop in Auburn, CA. Had a blast riding it. It is exactly what I was hoping it would be... a fun trail bike!
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from Auburn, CA
old parts, NEW pig!
Hi,
Nat from Singapore here. I just assembled a 2010 Blue Pig by transfering my old parts to a new frame. Love the bike! Thanks Ragley!! Here's the pic.
Cheers,
Nat
A few pics for the site
Hi Can you post my pictures on the site for me Thanks. Heres my Blue pig....I absolutely love it its a hoot to ride,goes up and down hills well and gives me the grin factor well done Brant. Frame: Ragley Blue Pig 16” skwosh Forks: Sram xx Revelation 150mm Bars: Blackspire 808 riser Stem: Ragley stubbing Headset: FSA Pig Grips: Ragley SkinnyFront Brake Lever assy: Shimano Saint M810 Front Caliper: Shimano Saint M810 Front disc: Shimano XT RT76 203mm Rear Brake Lever assy: Shimano Saint M810 Rear Caliper: Shimano Saint M810 Rear Disc: Shimano XT RT76 203mm Hoses: Goodridge braided. Shifters: Shimano Saint Cables: Goodridge carbon braid. Front Mech: Shimano SLX M665 Rear Mech: Shimano Saint M810 SS Chain Device: Blackspire Dewlie doubleSeat: Brooks England B17 special copper. Seat Post: Ragley spike Seat Post Clamp: Ragley quick releaseCranks: Shimano Saint M810 double. Chain: Sram pc991 Cassette: Shimano Saint Pedals: Wellgo translucent orange. Bottom Bracket: Shimano Saint M810Front Wheel: Halo sas pro Tire: Maxxis Larsen TT 2.35Back Wheel: Halo sas pro Tire: Maxxis Larsen TT 2.35Weight: 15kg ish on bathroom scales! |
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by Brant Richards
Blue Pig 16" from Brisbane Australia
Replaced a 6" duallie to be more versatile and trail friendly, saved over 2kg.
It does ride very nicely, climbs ok but will put a 80mm angle-down stem on it, jumps stable, lands softly, corners well when body weighting is really exagerated.
Fox 36 160mm Vanilla RC2 forks
FSA pig headset.
1" rise OS bars, ODI lock-ons, Truvativ 60mm stem, changing to a 75/80.
Hadley hubs on Sun MTX 36h rims
Hope M4 4-pot brakes, rebuilt with new seals, Goodridge lines.
Truavtiv Holzfeller cranks and BB, used 36t DH ring, changing to a new 34t.
12-28 SRAM cassette, X9 rear der, X0 grip shift, E13 XCX chainguide.
Ragley seatpost and a SDG Belair saddle.
CB Candy pedals.
15.0 kg with 2.35 Maxxis Larsen TT's.
My Initial Build
Just built up my shiny new Ragley Blue Pig, only an initial build after transferring components over from my old Jack. Looking to get a lighter wheel set, Hope Pro II hubs, new cranks, maybe some XTs, and some new wider, lowerbars. Its since been stickered.
Current build Ragley Blue Pig 16" FrameRockshox Pike 454
Sun Rims MTX on DMR Revolver Front and XT Rear
Sram X-9 Drivetrain
FSA Platinum BB
FSA The Pig headset
Truvativ Husslefelt Cranks with a 32 Blackspire Ring
Avid Juicy 7's providing the stopping
Azonic Equaliser Stem
RaceFace Evolve bars
Odi Grips
Da Bomb seatpost, trying to remove the graphic, I like black and subtle
Home made velcro chainstay protector
Charge Spoon Saddle
MRP Slalom 3 Chain guide - will change for a lighter E-Thirteen
Maxxis High Roller up front with a WTB on the rear She rides beautifully and once the upgrades are done should look beautiful.
Adam
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from United Kingdom
