Not yet. I received a 600lb I recently ordered (I'm about 200lbs riding weight), but haven't had a chance to put it on. The 550 is doing well with the compression dialed up a few more clicks, perhaps at the expense of a little less small bump compliance. No complaints really, but assume I will be able to open up compression more with a 600 and possibly get a little more bottom out resistance.
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I purchased the medium R build and it was a 150. Unfortunately the frame design doesn't allow you to slam it. I normally ride a 185 bike yoke and I also have a 170 axs reverb. Neither of them would work for me. I had to go with my oneup 180 and drop it to 160 via the shims. Not ideal for me tbh.
Yep. I have the oneup v2. I have it as far in as I can get it, but it still has a good amount of post showing. I was able to eek out 160 though, which is fine, but not ideal.
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delayed again,parts missing etc,not sure how long it will be before they arrive.
This is painful I ordered mine back in February and I called for an update a few weeks back and got a no idea response as well. At this rate the new Bullit will be announced and available! If the Levo was a full 29er I’d look at that.
). And then focus on the Yeti 160 E. Could find one at 400km from me, so going tomorrow to get it. I would have prefered the Heckler, but at this stage I’m feeling like winning at the lottery by getting my 2nd choice 
I love the SC colour pallet. Great looking bike.
Yes, the MX. I'm loving the color too!
I do and I would. Especially since you sound like a big guy (over 200 on an XL?). If you go 38, you may want to get the e-tune. Otherwise, it could feel a bit harsh. You should expect it to change the character slightly. Calmer when hitting rock gardens fast, but just a little harder to pick the front wheel up during slow speed maneuvers. Overall I think the change is positive if you have the terrain for it and are big enough to appreciate the added stiffness/less flex. Didn't weigh mine before or after, but probably adds a few hundred grams which could put the bike closer to or over the 50lbs mark. This also moves it a little in the direction of the Bullit, but the rear will still be poppier and more efficient for more general trail riding.
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I had assumed you meant to keep it at 160. I haven't ridden a Zeb.
Depends on how you ride and your terrain. If you have a lot of high speed rocky terrain and ride at speeds that can potentially lead to flex/binding, you will definitely see benefit by going with the 38. If you ride mainly flow trails, jumps, and stick mostly to blues and easier blacks, then 36 will be great. Most people that get this bike are probably in the latter category. It's not good or bad, just job specific. When I decided to go with the heckler, I was looking for a bike that would give me the poppiness I like out of my regular 30-34 pound mountain bikes since I was worried it would feel too ground hugging being 50 pounds with more than 150 rear travel. Also $800 over a fox 36 seems excessive to me. I would expect it to be under a $500 difference.Checked in with the shop today. They offered me an upgrade to fox 38 factory for $800. They said the Zeb is hard to get right now so if I wanted the Zeb there would be a wait. But they both said they would skip this upgrade and stick with the 36 that comes stock, because it’s a great fork and the 38/Zeb is unnecessary on this bike. They’re probably right about that but it just makes me want to upgrade all the more.Lol
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Totally agree, it is a poppy, playful bike.
