Commencal Supreme SX

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Parts

Frame
Commencal
Supreme SX
Frame: Commencal Supreme SX
Rear Shock
RockShox
Super Deluxe
230x65
Rear Shock: RockShox Super Deluxe. Misc: 230x65
Fork
Rock Shox
Lyrik RC 180
Fork: Rock Shox Lyrik RC 180
Headset
Nukeproof
Headset: Nukeproof
Handlebar
Race Face
Atlas
Handlebar: Race Face Atlas
Stem
Race Face
Turbine 50mm
Stem: Race Face Turbine 50mm
Grips
Renthal
Kevlar
Grips: Renthal Kevlar
Brakes
Shimano
XT M8000
Brakes: Shimano XT M8000
Shifters
Shimano
XT M8000
Shifters: Shimano XT M8000
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
XT M8000
Rear Derailleur: Shimano XT M8000
Cranks
Race Face
Turbine Cinch 170mm
Cranks: Race Face Turbine Cinch 170mm
Chainrings / Sprocket
Race Face
Turbine Cinch 32t
Chainrings / Sprocket: Race Face Turbine Cinch 32t
Bottom Bracket
Race Face
Bottom Bracket: Race Face
Chain
KMC
x11
Chain: KMC x11
Cassette / Rear Cog
SRAM
XG something or other
10-42
Cassette / Rear Cog: SRAM XG something or other. Misc: 10-42
Front Rim
WTB
ST i25
Front Rim: WTB ST i25
Rear Rim
WTB
ST i25
Rear Rim: WTB ST i25
Hubs
Other
Novatec something
Seem like good hubs
Hubs: Other Novatec something. Misc: Seem like good hubs
Front Tire
Maxxis
DHR2
DH Casing
Front Tire: Maxxis DHR2. Misc: DH Casing
Rear Tire
Maxxis
DHR2
DH Casing
Rear Tire: Maxxis DHR2. Misc: DH Casing
Saddle
Nukeproof
Vector DH Ti
Saddle: Nukeproof Vector DH Ti
Seatpost
RockShox
Reverb 150mm stealth
Seatpost: RockShox Reverb 150mm stealth
Seatpost Clamp
Other
Commencal
Seatpost Clamp: Other Commencal
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2018
Model Year:
2018
Riding Type
Freeride
Riding Type:
Freeride
Additional Info

The rear end smooths shit out remarkably well, through certain sections where I’d get hung up a lot it just keeps on moving. You don’t feel the rear end at all - the front wheel will hit something and you’ll never feel it hit the rear. Makes a 180mm Lyrik Debonair feel crap. Actually think a 200mm fork would help create a more balanced feel but not necessarily essential.
Chain growth is dramatic, takes some getting used to, picking up the front can feel unpredictable at first as the rear wheel disappears behind you making it tricky to get weight over the rear axle.
It’s as heavy as a dh bike with a single crown fork (because thats whagnit is) So not light. But its main bulk is centered around the BB so probably better suited to all mountain than many DH rigs. Can still be quite poppy for a portly thing.

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The rear end smooths shit out remarkably well, through certain sections where I’d get hung up a lot it just keeps on moving. You don’t feel the rear end at all - the front wheel will hit something and you’ll never feel it hit the rear. Makes a 180mm Lyrik Debonair feel crap. Actually think a 200mm fork would help create a more balanced feel but not necessarily essential.
Chain growth is dramatic, takes some getting used to, picking up the front can feel unpredictable at first as the rear wheel disappears behind you making it tricky to get weight over the rear axle.
It’s as heavy as a dh bike with a single crown fork (because thats whagnit is) So not light. But its main bulk is centered around the BB so probably better suited to all mountain than many DH rigs. Can still be quite poppy for a portly thing.

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