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  • SETUPS: JAMES NUTTER’S CREDENCE

  • posted 8 months, 1 week ago
  • NAME: James P Nutter
    Sponsors: Credence bikes, Eastern Boarder,/a> has been good to me through the years, and Dead Memory Clothing
    Your height? 5’9”

    Frame: Credence, I don’t think there’s a name for the frames
    Fork: Sunday forks
    Bars: S&M XLTZ
    Grips: DK wear down faster then that grips
    Bar ends: ????
    Stem: DK Redneck inpursator
    Brake Lever: Tech 77
    Brake: Fly guy
    Seat: DK somthing or other
    Seat Post: S&M or Fit… I can’t remember
    Clamp: Old school ten speed thingy
    Cranks: Piece of junk Wombolts… 5th pair
    Sprocket: DK Iron Cross, spray painted numerous times
    Pedals: Jim C’s Odyssey
    Chain: Cheap KMC
    Rear Wheel: Odyssey hub and rim
    Front Wheel: Demolition hub and rim, curiously of the weather man
    Pegs: Two different ones, what they are I have no clue
    Rear Tyre: My man the Dave Mirra Maxxis
    Front Tyre: Fly Ruben
    Weight of bike: ??? Never checked

    Modifications: Cut the beak of my saddle off, plenty of patches on dem tubes, gyro,

    Describe your personal bike setup.
    Pretty stock, handies are even with steer tube, nice grippy tires, 36 whatever, 175 crank size, medium seat height, pretty basic.

    Describe the contents of your personal bike tool bag.
    Patch kit numero uno, small pump, couple allens, couple sockets. Not too much since heavy bags suck .

    What part do you wear through the quickest?
    Grips or tubes.

    What part do you break most often?
    Cranks by far! I snap those every couple months.

    Do you patch flat tyres or get new tubes?
    Patchin is pretty quick, no rim removal and all that unhookin the brakes garbage. Patch, pump, and go.

    Which parts are you paranoid about breaking?
    You kiddin’ me? Everyone knows the head tube is your life or death. You have to really keep your eye out for stress cracks.

    Where do your parts go when you’re done with them?
    If they still run-able its fair game for whoever, I usually give em’ away. 

    Who builds your wheels? anything special about them?
    If I’m investing in new wheels I’ll lace them, nothin’ too special, basic layout.

    Cassette or freecoaster?
    Cassette. I guess because that’s how wheels come more or less these days…

    Kevlar bead or regular bead?
    Kevlar back, super easy to peel off the rim. It makes fixing flats pretty quick. The front is steel bead I believe. Its the biggest Ruben they make, if they had a little bit bigger I would probably run those. Big tires in berms are nice.

    Plastic pedals or metal?
    Metal… I need the pins for trails and other stuff. At least I can replace pins or take them out to grind.



    Photos: Jeff Allen

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