darwink1
Well-known member
I picked up my Bullit from a local shop last May and have proceeded to nerd out to make it mine. It started out as an S build since that was all the shop was able to get their hands on.
The parts list.
-chris king headset
-chromag riza 32mm stem
-oneup ebar cut to 780mm
-lock on foam grips
-wolftooth dropper lever
-oneup 180mm dropper post
-wolftooth seat post clamp
-chromag lift saddle
-oneup alloy flat pedals
-160mm shimano xt crank arms
-Kmc chain
-Amygos bash guard (aka the diaper)
-dh casing maxxis assegai f/r
-stfu chain device
-180mm rockshox zeb ultimate
-ext e storia coil with a custom powder coated 750lb spring
-spare wheelset with stans flow alloy hoops and i9 hubs
-half of a mudhugger front fender (bike rack problems lol)
-various ti bolts
-swapped the tupperware feeling sram brakes to sfl Hayes dominion a4's with magura mdrp rotors in 220/203 with uberbike race matrix pads and ti bolts.
This is my first ebike and, holy shit, I'm in love. This thing just smashes trough the very rocky terrain we have up here in northern Ontario Canada. It's stable at speed and jumps very well (even if i dont). At first it felt a little heavy and cumbersome when compared to the regular muscle bikes I was used to but now it just feels right.
I have to single out the ext coil. This thing made the rear suspension feel so damn plush and sensitive when compared to the rs air shock it came with. Ran it all summer without issue, great product for sure.
Also, the Hayes brakes just feel and work so much better than the plastic sram "brakes" the bike came with. The snappy, non creaky lever action is a night and day difference compared to the rubbermaid codes and the power.... all the power is there now.
As far as the frame goes, it's stayed tight and creak free so far so no complaints there at all.
D
The parts list.
-chris king headset
-chromag riza 32mm stem
-oneup ebar cut to 780mm
-lock on foam grips
-wolftooth dropper lever
-oneup 180mm dropper post
-wolftooth seat post clamp
-chromag lift saddle
-oneup alloy flat pedals
-160mm shimano xt crank arms
-Kmc chain
-Amygos bash guard (aka the diaper)
-dh casing maxxis assegai f/r
-stfu chain device
-180mm rockshox zeb ultimate
-ext e storia coil with a custom powder coated 750lb spring
-spare wheelset with stans flow alloy hoops and i9 hubs
-half of a mudhugger front fender (bike rack problems lol)
-various ti bolts
-swapped the tupperware feeling sram brakes to sfl Hayes dominion a4's with magura mdrp rotors in 220/203 with uberbike race matrix pads and ti bolts.
This is my first ebike and, holy shit, I'm in love. This thing just smashes trough the very rocky terrain we have up here in northern Ontario Canada. It's stable at speed and jumps very well (even if i dont). At first it felt a little heavy and cumbersome when compared to the regular muscle bikes I was used to but now it just feels right.
I have to single out the ext coil. This thing made the rear suspension feel so damn plush and sensitive when compared to the rs air shock it came with. Ran it all summer without issue, great product for sure.
Also, the Hayes brakes just feel and work so much better than the plastic sram "brakes" the bike came with. The snappy, non creaky lever action is a night and day difference compared to the rubbermaid codes and the power.... all the power is there now.
As far as the frame goes, it's stayed tight and creak free so far so no complaints there at all.
D