Mountain bike - Diamondback Recoil Full Suspension Mountain Bike (2011 Model, 26-Inch Wheels), Matte Titanium Coupon Codes

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What is a Recoil? The dictionary defines recoil as “to spring or come back; react.” The Diamondback Recoil takes that definition to heart. Whether it is flying down the wide open trail or making its way through twisty single track, the Recoil will react to what is under its tires and then spring back and be ready to take on what comes next. With an aluminum 4″ travel frame, Tuff Shock Coil rear shock, SR Suntour XCT fork and 24 gears to choose from this bike will not cower in fear. Instead it will spring into action and give you a great ride.What does it mean to recoil? The dictionary defines it as “to spring or come back; react.” The Diamondback Recoil takes the dictionary definition to heart. Whether it’s flying down the wide-open trail or making its way through twisty single track, the Recoil will react to the terrain under its tires and then spring back to take on whatever comes next. The bike is equipped with such features as an aluminum 4-inch trail frame, an SR Suntour XCT fork with 100mm of travel, a Tuff Shock Coil rear shock, and a Shimano Acera rear derailleur with eight-speed Rapid-Fire shifters. Add in 24 gears and Tektro mechanical disc brakes and you have a bike that won’t cower in fear. The Recoil is always ready to spring into action and give you a great ride.

The Diamondback Recoil is outfitted with a 4-inch aluminum trail frame.

Specifications

Sizes: Small (16 inches), medium (18 inches), large (20 inches)
Frame: DB Recoil 6061 T-6 aluminum trail with 4 inches of travel, optimized single pivot, Sortie machine-formed top tube, butted/formed down tube, sealed cartridge bearing pivot, replaceable hanger
Fork: SR XCT 100mm travel
Rear shock: Tuff Shock Coil, 190 x 51mm with oil damping
Cranks: SR Suntour XCC T202, 24/34/42t
Bottom bracket: Sealed cartridge
Front derailleur: Shimano Altus dual pull, top swing, 34.9
Rear derailleur: Shimano Acera SGS 8-speed
Shifter: Shimano SL-M310 8-speed Rapid-Fire
Brake levers: Tektro alloy with reach adjust
Brakes: Tektro Novela disc with 6-inch rotors
Gear: Shimano HG30 8-speed cassette (11-32t)
Rims: 32H MX260D double wall
Tires: Kenda Klaw XT large casing, 26 x 2.1
Pedals: DB toe-clip-compatible platform
Handlebar: DB SL318b oversize, 31.8mm, mid rise
Stem: DB AL6061 ahead 7 degrees, 31.8mm
Seatpost: DB SL309p alloy micro adjust, 30.9mm
Seat: DB all mountain saddle
Headset: Zero stack ahead 1-1/8 inches
Colors: Matte titanium
Chain: KMC-Z82
Hubset: 32H MX260H alloy with disc mount (front), 32H MX260H alloy cassette with disc mount (rear)
Spokes: White 14g stainless steel
Grips: DB 130mm D2 Kraton
Extras: Owner’s manual, chainstay protector, clear coat

Diamondback Recoil Geometry
Size	Small (16 inches)	Medium (18 inches)	Large (20 inches)
Seat tube length	16 inches	18 inches	20 inches
Standover height	29.5 inches	29.5 inches	29.9 inches
Top tube length	22.5 inches	24 inches	25 inches
Head tube length	100mm	120mm	140mm
Head angle	70 degrees	70 degrees	70 degrees
Seat angle	72 degrees	72 degrees	72 degrees
Wheel base	1,078mm	1,109mm	1,140mm
Chainstay length	430mm	430mm	430mm
Fork offset	38mm	38mm	38mm
BB height	315mm	315mm	315mm
Stem length	90mm	90mm	110mm
Handlebar width	670mm	670mm	670mm
Crank length	170mm	175mm	175mm
Seat post length	300mm	300mm	300mm

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What’s the thing that is rolling around inside of the rear tire of my bike(Diamondback Response Sport 2010)?

Question

I take off the rear tire of my bike and lay it on one side, then on the other. I hear something rolling from side to side. What is it? How can I fix it?

Answered by Old Hippie

I don’t know what it is either. But, if you bought the bike from a bike shop, they will check it out & fix it for free most likely. Sounds like a new bike. Should be under warranty.

Answered by wle Å†│ã∩╬α ░░▒▓▓▒░░

the tire or the tube?

usually there is nothing in the tube

and there is nothing in the tire except the tube

or do you mean the wheel [metal parts with tire and tube removed]it may be a loose bearing – bad because your wheel may seize
that is in the hub

or a loose spoke nipple maybe fell into the wheel rim, if it;s hollow

wle

Answered by Graham R

it could be the axle and i am not sure if this bike has sealed bearing in the hub, but my guess is no and there is a bearing rolling around inside the hub…if that is the case you have to open the hub up and look in.

what kind of crank can i put on my 2009 diamondback bmx bike?

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i purchased a 2009 bmx diamond back grind. (thats the model name) and i was wondering if there is a smaller crank that will fit on my bike. and one that has the matching gearing ratio, thanks guys! first one to find the correct gets ten points!!!

Answered by MaddGuss

The original crankset the 2009 DB Grind uses is 42T. Its rear cog is 16T. Actually if you are good at maths and divide 42/16 you get 2.625. This ratio if compared with the 25/9 set, there is some difference. 25/9′s ratio is 2.75. The closest sprocket size you can get to reach this ratio is a 44T with same ratio (of 2.75, same as the 25/9′s).
Now, if you want to get smaller set, you will have to change your rear cog which requires a lotta budget…
Concluding, the difference is so small, that by my side, changing to a bigger, 44T, or buying a whole new set is worthless. Save up my friend!

A lil info:
My Haro F1 2006 used to have a 44/16 set. I changed to 36T aluminum sprocket, and actually this is a f*cked up ratio but drives goood!

Hopefully i helped you!

What year is this DiamondBack Bike?

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I have a diamond back an old school one i was wondering if anyone can tell me any information for example
If the mag rims are diamondback it has diamondback engraved in them,
It has a serial # that is m87021450
What year it is?
How much do you think its worth?
Any other info you have
Here are some pics

http://s346.photobucket.com/albums/p429/mbz458/bike/

Answered by wle Å†│ã∩╬α ░░▒▓▓▒░░

looks beat to hell
$ 40?
wle

can you put mountain bike tires onto the diamondback insight 1?

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hi, i was wondering if you could change the tires on the diamondback insight1. i wanted to put mountain bike tires on it when i get the chance to go on trails. i do a lot of trails and commuting and i don’t know if i should get the diamond back insight 1 or the diamondback Lux. please help me out here!

Answered by Jeremy Y

If the width and length of the rim are the same on the MTB and your diamondback, the answer would be yes!

Is the Diamondback Grind Bmx Bike (2011 Model) a good bike for a beginner?

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I am a beggining BMX rider and was wondering if this bike would be any good. I am willing to spend a little bit more for a bike if it has a higher quality… Will take other suggestions. Thanks.

Answered by Josuee

Yeah it seems like a pretty good bike for a beginner

Answered by bikeworks

The Grind is an OK bike, but it is a junior frame, for those under 5′ tall. If you are taller I suggest that you look at the Diamondback Venom.

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