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  1. 2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

  2. Bruce Edge said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    2003 Id still going strong. I'm an intermediate rider 5'5" at 145
    pounds and run a marz z1 in front and romic coil at 350# in back. I
    ride a fair amount of rocky trails with an occassional 1 - 2 foot drop.
    Was this an air shock or coil?

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  3. Bruce Edge said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    2003 Id still going strong. I'm an intermediate rider 5'5" at 145
    pounds and run a marz z1 in front and romic coil at 350# in back. I
    ride a fair amount of rocky trails with an occassional 1 - 2 foot drop.
    Was this an air shock or coil?

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  4. Ride-A-Lot said:
    Bruce Edge said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    2003 Id still going strong. I'm an intermediate rider 5'5" at 145
    pounds and run a marz z1 in front and romic coil at 350# in back. I
    ride a fair amount of rocky trails with an occassional 1 - 2 foot drop.
    Was this an air shock or coil?

    Coil, romic.

  5. Ride-A-Lot said:
    Bruce Edge said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    2003 Id still going strong. I'm an intermediate rider 5'5" at 145
    pounds and run a marz z1 in front and romic coil at 350# in back. I
    ride a fair amount of rocky trails with an occassional 1 - 2 foot drop.
    Was this an air shock or coil?

    Coil, romic.

  6. Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    Hmmmm...smellsworthless to me.

    Doncha wonder who he has fabricating his borrowed designs nowdays?
    The same people who are making bubblegum welds on santa cruds?

    JD

  7. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    Hmmmm...smellsworthless to me.

    Doncha wonder who he has fabricating his borrowed designs nowdays?
    The same people who are making bubblegum welds on santa cruds?

    JD


    Sounds like a GIANT mistake to me.lol...I had my Giant 2002 AC1 chainstay
    swingarm crack under normal use. Giant replaced it with a revised version.
    It was a comman problem from what I was told. It can happen to any frame
    maker.

  8. Bruce Edge said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of years
    and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every one
    has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    Man, do you guys usually shop together?
    --
    Slacker

  9. 2003 ID with 2004 rear triangle No problems. 225 lbs trail rider.1 to 2 foot
    drops. 30 years on a 18 lb roadbike made me a light rider

  10. AC1 said:

    "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.


    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of
    years and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every
    one has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    Hmmmm...smellsworthless to me.

    Doncha wonder who he has fabricating his borrowed designs nowdays?
    The same people who are making bubblegum welds on santa cruds?

    JD


    Sounds like a GIANT mistake to me.lol...I had my Giant 2002 AC1
    chainstay swingarm crack under normal use. Giant replaced it with a
    revised version. It was a comman problem from what I was told. It can
    happen to any frame maker.

    I've yet to break my crappy Giant frame, despite weighing a good 210 and
    occasionally getting both wheels off the ground. Perhaps it's just a
    lightweight wannabe racer thing 😉.

  11. Doki said:
    AC1 said:

    "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    >2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    >intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.
    >
    >

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of
    >years and not broken it?
    >We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every
    >one has had multiple frame failures.
    >
    >-Bruce

    Hmmmm...smellsworthless to me.

    Doncha wonder who he has fabricating his borrowed designs nowdays?
    The same people who are making bubblegum welds on santa cruds?

    JD

    Sounds like a GIANT mistake to me.lol...I had my Giant 2002 AC1
    chainstay swingarm crack under normal use. Giant replaced it with a
    revised version. It was a comman problem from what I was told. It can
    happen to any frame maker.

    I've yet to break my crappy Giant frame, despite weighing a good 210 and
    occasionally getting both wheels off the ground. Perhaps it's just a
    lightweight wannabe racer thing 😉.

    Id's are not lightweight racers.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  12. Slacker said:
    Bruce Edge said:

    2003 Ellsworth Id, rear triangle, trail riding, no jumps, 180 lb
    intermediate rider, 6 months after he broke the front triangle.

    photos.msn.comAlbum.aspx

    Is there anyone who has had an ellsworth for more than a couple of
    years and not broken it?
    We have 4 Ids 3 truths and one (ex) joker rider in our crowd, every
    one has had multiple frame failures.

    -Bruce

    Man, do you guys usually shop together?

    Yeah, we all got these great deals on ebay from this place in korea :-)

    Actually they're all from different shops, some web order, some LBS,
    mine was the only used one.

    -Bruce

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