Thread: New DT at Interbike

Quote: Originally Posted by KRob I know, I know. Noel is super cool and I should've stopped by (Hanging my head in shame). I'm always a bit reluctant to take their time up when I know they really need to be talking to dealers.... and I'm usually on a mission to ride as many different bikes as possible. I still can't believe I wandered around the dirt demo for two days without catching some wind of the all-new Delirium....

I think the raw looks pretty sweet. Its a good option and if they come out like the Interbike rigs, you'll have no complaints from me.

Quote: Originally Posted by spadmike the lines of the new DT remind me of the Pivot Firebird on the front half of the bike. Anyone else notice that the head tube angle on the 2010 Endorphin are now 67 degrees as compared to 68.5? Is that just because most people are running 160 mm forks or has it gotten slacker? Well, the site shows the 09s measurements based off a 140mm fork and the 10s are based off a 150mm fork, don't think that would...

Quote: Originally Posted by craigstr Had a good conversation with Noel today. The rear travel of the DT is now 170mm, the ISCG tabs are now Hammerschmidt compatible right out of the box, the new rear dropout is the same as the Podium and V-Tach and available in all the previously available configurations, now he has one less dropout to worry about, the back of the dropout has also been milled out to reduce weight. You can now mount a flush...

You Sir are part of the reason I'm buying a Knolly, very classy. Please get the DT on the market ASAP. :P

Good to see they are HS compatible without a dremel! I'm not sure about the chainstay stickers though--isn't that the first thing that gets armored on a bike?

Quote: Originally Posted by axlissel check the new knolly web, there are all specs pictures and new models Neat, but the only thing that I don't like about the Delirium in the site is that they used a white frame over white background..

Quote: Originally Posted by catch22 Interesting that that one loses the extra tube between the top tube and seat tube in favor of a gusset. Must be the small or extra-small model? They've always been like that. On the small it's half a piece of tubing with no gap, medium there's a small hole inside the triangle and the large has a big space.

Quote: Originally Posted by craigstr But if you come down to Tahoe and ride this fall I'll promise not to wear it anymore and wash it before I give it to you. Coming up on the best time of the year to ride in Tahoe. Ooo. Tahoe in the Fall sounds great. How much snow did Tahoe get today. We had a skiff at the higher elevations.

Is it me or does the new DT look similar to this: http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bc/...e.jsp?eid=4346