Dirt Jump.

[lojasmo]

My son is fascinated with the dirt jump scene. He mostly rides park. I cobbled together a quasi DJ bike using a small Trek 3900 frame.



I put a marzocci DJ1 fork, and kenda micro knobby tires.



And some avid elixr 1 rear hydraulic disc brakes (new rear disc compatible wheel)



Surly singulator rear chain set



And race face crank.



The only original items are the frame, bar, stem, and front wheel.

I have an octane 1 3.0 void frame, octane1 chemical bar, and Sunline v1 DH stem on order. Any ideas for light, strong rims? That seems to be the last bit.

[amish_matt]

Good call replacing the Trek frame, it's only a matter of time until in breaks. The Octane One is a really nice frame, especially for the price.

Here's mine after installing some NS bars:





As for wheels, if you're not set on a single speed specific hub, Azonic Outlaws are a good, solid choice that isn't too heavy or expensive. You'll need a 12mm - 10mm stepdown axle, but the wheels are great.

[lojasmo]

Good call replacing the Trek frame, it's only a matter of time until in breaks. The Octane One is a really nice frame, especially for the price.

Here's mine after installing some NS bars:





As for wheels, if you're not set on a single speed specific hub, Azonic Outlaws are a good, solid choice

that isn't too heavy or expensive. You'll need a 12mm - 10mm stepdown axle, but the wheels are great.

Thanks! Nice bike!

[-teknien-]

Here is my DK. I used to ride a small frame (XS) Giant XTC1. It was cool, but sucked at the same time. The small frame means small wheel base. I was always hitting my feet on the front wheel!

[lojasmo]

Octane one frame, bars, integrated headset, and seat post.

Brave brave stem.

Odyssey pact bmx chain tensioner

Token double lock on grips.

Pics to follow.

Eta total around $425.

Total for the build, all inclusive: $1015???

Not too bad.