Iron Horse Bicycles

2007 Iron Horse 7 Point 3 (Freeride)-CLOSEOUT

Special Closeout Offer, Randall Scott Exclusive, Picture may not exactly match product, 2008 component and frame upgrade, see specifications below for details. The dw-link 7point hit the freeride nail directly on the head when it was introduced in 2005. Now in 2007, the 7point gets a facelift and home new features that will help you put it over the top in the park. This bike eats big hits for lunch and tail-whips jumps for dessert. Ridden hard by Jordie Lunn, Ryder Kasprick, Ross Measures, and the NSMB.com team, its 7 inches of efficient and bump eating dw-link travel let you pedal your bike anywhere that you want and stomp any line you see on the way back. The 67.5 head tube angle and low chainstay growth are tailored specifically for excelling on bike park or technical woods trails and its consistent suspension feel will give you confidence to pin new lines. From a technology standpoint, the 7point gets a new O.P.T. 6069 triple butted tubeset, adding strength and dropping over 1.5 lbs of weight. It uses the new 10-mil shock pivot standard, an entirely new chainstay yoke, and oversized o-pivot assembly with Iron Horses exclusive max-ebearings. Mounting a chainguide is also easier, with added iscg05 standard mounts. If there is one freeride bike that can help you up your game to the next level, the 7point is it. Premium Specs: Rock Shock Fork (2008 Model Fork is Black not as pictured)Fox VAN R Shock (2008 Model)Sram X.5 Trigger Shifters (2008 Model)Sram X.7 Rear Derailleur (2008 Model) ...Read More

2008 Iron Horse 7 Point (Freeride)

The 2008 7Point is designed for use on Northshore style trails, in bike parks, or in big mountain riding situations. Freeride trails are generally very technical and combine natural and man-made obstacles and features. Freeride bikes often are ridden deep into the woods and will need to do some climbing. Freeride bikes often feature heavy use frames and wheels, slack frame geometry, large diameter disc brake rotors, dual front chainrings, and 7 of suspension travel. If bike parks, big mountains or Northshore-Style stunts are part of your everyday riding vocabulary, the 7 point is your tool to Gitter Done. For 2008, the 7POINT receives a geometry make over with slacker head tube angles, longer top tubes, and shorter chainstay lengths. This makes for a more responsive and easier to pilot bike when the riding gets sketchy. The 7POINTs OPT 6069-T6 tubing, F7 links, MAX -bearings, 10-mil shock hardware, 1.5 head tube, and 150X12mm rear hub spacing provide the durability and dependability required of freeride bikes. Plush, plush, plush¦.this years version of the 7 POINT is Equipped with the goodies to help land that super-seater without a hitch. A Marzocchi 66RVC 180mm Front Fork, FOX Vain R Coil Rear Shock, Shimano Saint Front Derailleur, and Avid Juicy 3 Brakes, make this many Free Ride Experts bike of choice. PREMIUM SPECS: — FOX Van R Coil Rear Shock — Marzocchi 66RVC 180mm Front Fork — Big Fat Pig Head Set — Shimano Saint/SRAM X7 Drivetrain — Crank Bros 5050X Platform Pedals...Read More

2007 Iron Horse 7 Point 5 (Freeride)-CLOSEOUT

Special Closeout Offer, Randall Scott Exclusive, Picture may not exactly match product, 2008 component and frame upgrade, see specifications below for details. The dw-link 7point hit the freeride nail directly on the head when it was introduced in 2005. Now in 2007, the 7point gets a facelift and home new features that will help you put it over the top in the park. This bike eats big hits for lunch and tail-whips jumps for dessert. Ridden hard by Jordie Lunn, Ryder Kasprick, Ross Measures, and the NSMB.com team, its 7 inches of efficient and bump eating dw-link travel let you pedal your bike anywhere that you want and stomp any line you see on the way back. The 67.5 head tube angle and low chainstay growth are tailored specifically for excelling on bike park or technical woods trails and its consistent suspension feel will give you confidence to pin new lines. From a technology standpoint, the 7point gets a new O.P.T. 6069 triple butted tubeset, adding strength and dropping over 1.5 lbs of weight. It uses the new 10-mil shock pivot standard, an entirely new chainstay yoke, and oversized o-pivot assembly with Iron Horses exclusive max-ebearings. Mounting a chainguide is also easier, with added iscg05 standard mounts. If there is one freeride bike that can help you up your game to the next level, the 7point is it.Premium Specs: Marzocchi Bomber Fork (2008 Model Fork is Black not as pictured) Fox DHX 3.0 Coil Shock (2008 Model) Shimano Deore XT shifters (2008 Model) Shimano Saint Front Derailleur ...Read More