What frame size is it?

For $350??? typo?

It is a Session 88 FR frame with dual crowns instead of the single crown forks it came stock with. http://www.trekbikes.com/ca/en/bikes/2009/archive/session88fr

need to invest in a torque wrench? http://www.filzer.com/products.php?id=96

Not everyone has Mommy and Daddy buy them a $1500.00+ bike for them. How many of you guys actually bought your own bike? Something tells me not very many, especially all you guys with the negative comments. And yes I have over nine grand worth of bikes in my garage, that I paid for, lol.

To be honest, I have an 06 Diablo 1.0 (as noted above) Most of the weight is in the rear shock coil spring and the tires. With a Front: 26 x 2.70" Maxxis High Roller UST, Rear: 26 x 2.50" Maxxis High Roller UST, you gain a lot of weight. And if you do a little spec checking, manufacturers like Kona and Specialized, don't even list weights for their all mountain and DH bikes???? lol

Too Much???? You need to do your research before making any comments. This bike retailed for at least three grand. If you don't believe me, check the following links. http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?Year=2007&Brand=Jamis&Model=Diablo+2.0&Type=bike http://www.productwiki.com/2007-jamis-diablo-2-0/ and the less expensive Diablo 1.0 is on sale at Jenson USA for $1,149 50% off $2,300 msrp. http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/BI294T00-Jamis+Diablo+10+Bike+07.aspx I have an 06 Jamis Diablo 1.0, so I know how good a bike Jamis makes and how much they sell for.

I have an 06 version of this bike, and it works great.