Frame: 2007 GT avalanche 2.0 disc
Fork: SR Suntour XCR 100mm
Handle bar: ABR alum risen bar, oversized
Stem: Truvativ XR, oversized
Grip: Lizardskins northshore lock-on
Headset: Ritchey
Saddles: Selle italia XO genuine gel
Seat post: Truvativ XR
Seat clamp: ABR
Chain stain cover: Lizardskin
Rims: Alex rim, ace-17
Tires: Kenda nevegal 26x2.1"
Font hub: Shimano deore XT
Rear hub: Shimano deore XT
Spokes: DT swiss comp black
Center-lock adaptor: DT swiss
Crankset: Truvativ ISO FLO
BB: Truvativ
Pedals: Shimano PD-M535
Front derailleurs: Shimano acera M-330
Rear derailleurs: Shimano new deore M-530
Rear cog: Shimano 8speed, 11-32
Chain: shimano IG-31
Shifter: Shimano altus ST-EF50 8speed EZ fire shifter
Shifter cable: Jagwire 4.0
Front&rear brake caliper: Tekrto aquila
Front&rear rotor: Tektro
Brake lever: Shimano altus ST-EF50
Brake cable: Shimano M system
total cost about 1000SGD, about 600USD
any comment?
I would say that you've spent al ot of money on the wrong components. Your front and rear derailleurs are pretty poor, especially the front, but then you've gone for almost top end front and rear hubs! Suntour forks, aren't exactly what is considered to be a good make for forks, and the GT frame is also pretty average. I don't know what you're planning on using your bike for, but if it was me I'd spend more money on the forks, frame and derailleurs and save money on the rest of the components.
It's actually nice. If you could change the fork for something better it would be nicer. If you still don't have the BB5 brakes, consider getting the BB7. The BB5 uses a different pad than the rest of the Avid line, while the BB7 shares pads with the Juicy's, so getting replacement pads later might be simpler.
