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QBall Bikes QBall
QBall Bikes

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Avg Rating: 3 gear reviews
MSRP: $430.00
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Description:
Scott Quiring, a legendary Michigan 29er Mountain Bike Racer, designs and builds his own custom, steel 29er frames, and now offers a semi-custom frame called the Qball.
Tubing:
100% Chrome-moly steel alloy made with single, double and triple butted tubing. 100% machined and TIG welded in the U.S.A Chainstays and seatstays are tapered. Seat cluster has external butt for
extra strength. Downtube is gusseted at headtube for durability.

Rear Dropouts:
Q ball specially designed horizontal dropouts with derailleur hanger. The dropouts are CNC machined from billet 4130 plate in the U.S.A. 135mm spaced. Beer bottle opener is located on the right dropout (but please adhere to all local and state ordinances for drinking!)

Brake Compatibility:
55 mm International Standard disc. 6061 T6 modular unit takes up adjustment so perfect caliper brake alignment can be achieved regardless of where wheel axle is located.

Braze-ons:
Dual water bottle mounts, top tube shift cable routing, guides for hydraulic hose or solid housing on the seatstay and on the top tube.

Seatpost Diameter:
Each frame comes with a seattube which is reamed to fit a 27.2 mm post.

Seatcollar Diameter:
30mm required.

Headset:
Each frame is reamed at the manufacturer to fit a 1 1/8 inch Standard headset.

Front Derailleur Clamp Diameter:
A 28.6mm traditional style top pull is recommended.

Bottom bracket shell:
68.5 mm width. English thread.

Fork:
Suspension correct for a minimum 80 mm travel fork. Recommended rigid fork is 468mm long with 43.2 mm of rake.

Color:
Midnight Black

Weight:
4.75 lbs (Small)

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reviewed by HoranNT   on October 25, 2008
 
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reviewed by HoranNT   on October 25, 2008
 
ProsGreat handling, very responsive. Just an overall joy to ride. I've kept mine single speed and rigid ... this is without a doubt the best built bike I've ever been on....great welds!
ConsI'd complain about lack of colors...but I got mine in blue. Other than that, umm...not enough nice months in Michigan to ride it.
VerdictContact Scott Quiring and order one before they are gone.



reviewed by GreenGiant   on July 16, 2007
 
ConsPaint job seems to chip easy, obviously not powder coated and its Disc Brake only.
VerdictThis is my first singlespeed and rigid mountain bike and it is a complete joy to ride. Handles nicely in all terrain and is super easy to maintain.

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