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Jamis Dakar Sixfifty B Pro 650B
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bicycle beel
a All Mountain Rider Date Reviewed: August 12, 2012 Strengths: XO gruppo is awesome. Confidence inspiring braking, although a little chattery during break in period. Clean lines, not too much advertising on the frame. Compliant and capable. Really fun to ride. 650B is easy to adjust to. No pedal toe interference on front wheel. Good roll over feeling. Solid cornering, good acceleration, comfortable geometry, precise steering. Natural feeling suspension soaks up bumps and swoops in and out of corners. Weaknesses: Top tube upward curve crowds the stand over height and catches the brake levers when the handlebars are fully turned. My top tube now has multiple scratches from this. White Bros fork has slight sag when i pull up on the handlebars. i spin out on fast descents with the stock 2x10 gear ratio. Ritchey logos/tags are annoying wish there were fender mounts on frame and fork 650B tire options are non existent in my LBS Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Arcata Community Forest Duration Product Used: 1 month review Bike Setup: White Brothers Loop Fork TCR 650B with 15mm front axle, 130mm travel American Classic 650B XC disc wheels, AC 15mm thru-axle front and AC225 12 x 135mm thru-axle rear. Kenda Nevegal Tyres, 650B x 2.1" front & 2.35" rear, folding Shift Levers SRAM XO with Matchmaker clamp, 10-speed Derailleurs SRAM XO mid-cage rear and X9 34.9mm top pull front Crank SRAM XO, 39/26, 170MM (15"), 175MM (17-21") Chain SRAM PC-1071, 10 speed Cassette SRAM PG-1070 , 10-speed, 12-36 Bottom Bracket SRAM XO integrated Seat/Saddle WTB Volt Race, Satin rails Seatpost Ritchey Pro 2B OS, 31.6 x 400mm, with alloy clamp & cromo seatpin Handlebar Ritchey Pro Rizer, 670MM x 20mm rise x 31.8mm Stem Ritchey Pro 4-Axis 44, 6¼ rise x 90mm (15"), 100mm (17"), 110mm (19"), 120mm (21") Headset FSA Orbit 1.5" Brake Avid XO hydraulic disc Specalized dropper seatpost
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