Who owns Crestline 180


mrtrinh

New Member
Dec 11, 2024
14
15
Orange County, CA
51 lbs coil front and rear with pedals. Rh2 mx 600w
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Plummet

Flash Git
Mar 16, 2023
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New Zealand
Good work from Crestline! More manufactuers should take note
One of the main reasons I'm going for crestline. Different battery options. With 400wh i can get close to mid power weight.
I can always turn the motor down and pretend im power hehehehehe.... Then grunt it back up when needed.

Also most of my rides on the pole were sub 50% used with a 750wh. I might as well have a 400hw option and have a lighter bike than be carrying extra capacity and weight most of the time.
 

Ou812

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Jun 26, 2022
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Inverness
Oh yeah,

It was the bike i wanted before the Pole Voima. Now i'm getting an S180. RH-2 MX
Going to do the following to it
Sell the T-Type asx, Maven brakes, DT swiss wheels and vivid air shock.
Replace with XT link glide. Xt brakes, Envy foundation wheels and custom local manufactured coil shock. Handle bar with be changed out to a carbon one up and +5mm headset.

Why do all this buying and selling? Frame only was sold out, so complete build and swap out parts was the only option.

I've spec'd 600wh and will also get a 400wh battery.

I'm looking to get the bike down to 21.5ish kg with the 400wh to get close to mid power weight.
Most of my riding on the Pole was sub 50% battery usage (750wh battery). So I figure i can take that weight savings and run a 400wh for most of my riding. Then on big park days, I'll have the 600wh and be able do a battery swap mid right and get a 1000wh day.
I think I may have got the last RH-2 frame they had, I placed my order and checked back a few hours later and it said they were sold out. There’s a few shops in the US with frames in stock, I know Fanatik has one in each size. If they would have sold out my backup plan was to do exactly what you’re doing, buy the S180 and part out the things I didn’t want.
 

Plummet

Flash Git
Mar 16, 2023
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51 lbs coil front and rear with pedals. Rh2 mx 600w
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Are you running 160 or 170mm mode? 51lb 23.2kg is heavier than i expected. Then i look up the push fork and thats 2.8kg So 500gram heavier than the zeb and the coil shock will be a similar heavyness. Are you running DD or exo casings?

PS How does the push fork perform? Also why not run a push in the back too?
 

Plummet

Flash Git
Mar 16, 2023
1,178
1,659
New Zealand
I think I may have got the last RH-2 frame they had, I placed my order and checked back a few hours later and it said they were sold out. There’s a few shops in the US with frames in stock, I know Fanatik has one in each size. If they would have sold out my backup plan was to do exactly what you’re doing, buy the S180 and part out the things I didn’t want.
I looked at resellers to supply the frame only. But they had 800hw battery option which i don't want and didn't offer shipping to NZ. Plus i preferred to purchase directly from Troydon for any possible warrantee issue's that may occur. Then i would be dealing directly with the owner.
 

mrtrinh

New Member
Dec 11, 2024
14
15
Orange County, CA
Are you running 160 or 170mm mode? 51lb 23.2kg is heavier than i expected. Then i look up the push fork and thats 2.8kg So 500gram heavier than the zeb and the coil shock will be a similar heavyness. Are you running DD or exo casings?

PS How does the push fork perform? Also why not run a push in the back too?

170 fork / 160 frame. I'm not a heavy guy (155 geared). Weight is pretty much what I expected. The LS160 spec is listed roughly at 48lbs and adding coil to the fork and shock is an extra 2lbs. WAO convergence wheels aren't light either. DD rear and EXO+ front.

I love the push fork, tracks well, plush, and decently poppy (less than a 36 but better than a 38). Unfortunately, push doesn't make an 11.6 tune and some guys on the facebook page have noted the 11.6 doesn't fit the shock tunnel.

SV8 will fit but it is a generic tune and I would need my suspension guy to tune the shock. Troydon had vivid coil's already tuned for the crestline and was able to give me good deal. I'm a big push fan boy but from past experience the Vivid/SDU coil is an excellent coil shock for the money. Plus the red coil is a nice touch to the matching cascade link.
 

Plummet

Flash Git
Mar 16, 2023
1,178
1,659
New Zealand
170 fork / 160 frame. I'm not a heavy guy (155 geared). Weight is pretty much what I expected. The LS160 spec is listed roughly at 48lbs and adding coil to the fork and shock is an extra 2lbs. WAO convergence wheels aren't light either. DD rear and EXO+ front.

I love the push fork, tracks well, plush, and decently poppy (less than a 36 but better than a 38). Unfortunately, push doesn't make an 11.6 tune and some guys on the facebook page have noted the 11.6 doesn't fit the shock tunnel.

SV8 will fit but it is a generic tune and I would need my suspension guy to tune the shock. Troydon had vivid coil's already tuned for the crestline and was able to give me good deal. I'm a big push fan boy but from past experience the Vivid/SDU coil is an excellent coil shock for the money. Plus the red coil is a nice touch to the matching cascade link.

If you want a push like coil check out these custom suspension builders in nz.

$1700nzd. Norm tells me he has made and tunes them for crestlines before.

 

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