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oakers
06-15-2006, 05:49 AM
Any of you guys in Canada ride one of these? Just wondered if you've tried changing the shock shuttle between the hi and lo bottom bracket, experiences?

Also anybody know what exactly are the difference between the Enduro frame and the SX trail frame besides the shock.

Cheers guys

Keep on showing us how its done!




ESHER SHORE
06-15-2006, 07:12 AM
my buddy went to Specialized 06 launch earlier this year in uk

asked Spec what is difference in frames between Enduro and SX...surely must be beefed up?

nope they said...same frame...different shock to give 7" rear bounce



rob

oakers
06-15-2006, 08:03 AM
Thanks Rob, I go on an international forum and get an answer from somebody I already know, I could have asked you next time I'm at Esher Shore.

Thanks buddy

Don't suppose you know much about the shuttles cos the head angles seem a lot slacker than Spesh publish.

By the way my Enduro is an 05 with a DHX Air upgrade from Spesh

Rosscofat
06-15-2006, 08:57 AM
the diff is not that much. I have enduro Pro. but with a manitou rear shock so I cant change the shuttle.. but I Noticed it before I did that with how the font handled at slow speeds.

oakers
06-15-2006, 09:15 AM
Yeah , I mentioned that on a Uk website that shall remain nameless, the answers I got inferred I was talking cr*p

g_k
06-15-2006, 12:13 PM
Changes:

Geometry: Trail versions are shorter, frame materials (S-works uses m5, rest uses A1) A1 is beefier.

ESHER SHORE
06-16-2006, 05:30 AM
By the way my Enduro is an 05 with a DHX Air upgrade from Spesh

you were one of lucky few that got the upgrade deal :agree:


Rob

heckler
06-16-2006, 06:36 PM
you'll also notice the change in the head angle with the two different shock mounts. slacker head angle (i.e. lower number of degrees) is better for steeps and fast, much harder to endo. Steeper head angle for more XC geometry.

The wife runs the slacker head angle for the steeps. Change it and ride it for a few weeks, and then change it back for a few weeks and decide what fits your riding best.