Comments on: Review #11 – Salsa Mamasita http://www.bigmountainriding.com/salsa-mamasita/ A website for mountain bikers who ride it all. Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:33:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Big Mountain Riding» Salsa Mamasita Single Speed http://www.bigmountainriding.com/salsa-mamasita/#comment-317 Big Mountain Riding» Salsa Mamasita Single Speed Fri, 01 Apr 2011 16:15:06 +0000 http://bigmountainriding.com/?p=1118#comment-317 [...] is a continuation of my earlier review of the Salsa Mamasita …  or perhaps just another step forward in my quest for the ideal single speed (for the way [...] [...] is a continuation of my earlier review of the Salsa Mamasita …  or perhaps just another step forward in my quest for the ideal single speed (for the way [...]

]]> By: Big Mountain Riding» Redline Monocog Flight 29er – Review #15 http://www.bigmountainriding.com/salsa-mamasita/#comment-206 Big Mountain Riding» Redline Monocog Flight 29er – Review #15 Tue, 21 Dec 2010 03:53:29 +0000 http://bigmountainriding.com/?p=1118#comment-206 [...] fork) and the good ride for no suspension. Pedaling responsiveness is good – not as good as the Salsa Mamasita, but the Redline is not advertised as a race bike. I did race it once when it had gears and a Reba [...] [...] fork) and the good ride for no suspension. Pedaling responsiveness is good – not as good as the Salsa Mamasita, but the Redline is not advertised as a race bike. I did race it once when it had gears and a Reba [...]

]]> By: randyking http://www.bigmountainriding.com/salsa-mamasita/#comment-180 randyking Sat, 11 Dec 2010 19:21:25 +0000 http://bigmountainriding.com/?p=1118#comment-180 Mike, here is the build list although I would recommend you just buy a complete bike-it's cheaper since you are starting from scratch. You would have to find a used or leftover Mamasita frame as Salsa is not producing this frame in the coming year. Hope mini mono brakes Easton monkeylite handlebar Sette stem Thomson masterpiece or USE suspension seatpost Vetta saddle Sram X9 shifters Sram X9 short rear derailleur XTR front derailleur Raceface deus crankset Stans 355 rims with DT 240 front and Stans ZTR rear hubs Rockshox Reba fork Continental mountain king tires I think that's it. -Scott Mike, here is the build list although I would recommend you just buy a complete bike-it’s cheaper since you are starting from scratch. You would have to find a used or leftover Mamasita frame as Salsa is not producing this frame in the coming year.
Hope mini mono brakes
Easton monkeylite handlebar
Sette stem
Thomson masterpiece or USE suspension seatpost
Vetta saddle
Sram X9 shifters
Sram X9 short rear derailleur
XTR front derailleur
Raceface deus crankset
Stans 355 rims with DT 240 front and Stans ZTR rear hubs
Rockshox Reba fork
Continental mountain king tires
I think that’s it.
-Scott

]]> By: mike fitch http://www.bigmountainriding.com/salsa-mamasita/#comment-179 mike fitch Fri, 10 Dec 2010 18:02:07 +0000 http://bigmountainriding.com/?p=1118#comment-179 Hi, Thanks for the review! I am considering this bike after 19 years on my stumpjumper (still going strong if you don't count the rust flowing from the seat stays!). Would it be possible to get a detailed build list for what you used? I am way out-of-date on components and have never even had a front shock! So, I need a little bit of a starting point to build up a frame! Mike Hi, Thanks for the review! I am considering this bike after 19 years on my stumpjumper (still going strong if you don’t count the rust flowing from the seat stays!). Would it be possible to get a detailed build list for what you used? I am way out-of-date on components and have never even had a front shock! So, I need a little bit of a starting point to build up a frame!

Mike

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