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Chuck Woodruff
a Cross Country Rider
from Argyle, TXDate Reviewed: December 27, 2011
Strengths: High quality welds and fit. Unique look. Slider on the rear. Good geometry.Weaknesses: Was still a little soft around the bottom bottom bracket. I dripped the chain pretty often. I resolved all chan drop with the addition of a "Devil 101 chain and surley SS ring.Bottom Line: I love a nice single-speed. This bike is a really good ride and it is stiff enough to be responsive if you want to crank it up a notch. I weigh 200 lbs and I am really hard on chains, frames, wheels, pedals, rings...The lighter you are, the sweeter this bike is for you.
Favorite Trail: Northshore
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$1600.00
Purchased At: frame only
Similar Products Used: Moots, vassago, Salsa
Bike Setup: 36 hole Stans Flow wheels, Fox 32 F29 100 RLC 15QR, Hope SS rear and Hope front hubs, Surley SS 32 front ring, Rear CK 18 cog, KMC Devil 101 BMX chain, Race Face SS Evlove crank, Chris King Bottom bracket and headset, Marta brakes....sweet rig.
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Eds G
a Weekend Warrior
from PhilippinesDate Reviewed: August 17, 2011
Strengths: lightweight and stable bike, looks very nice with the helix top and down tubes, transfers power down very efficiently, 29er small geometry that fits my 5'6 frame,Weaknesses: no idea yet, no second water bottle mounting on my frame which i think is usually located on the seat tube (i dont have a need for the secondary mounting tho, at least not yet at the moment)Bottom Line: this is the best bike i have ever ridden. the best way i can describe the ride quality is like going from a japanese car like a corolla to a euro ride like a sport bmw. the ride felt very tight and is surprisingly comfortable
this is also the fastest bike i have performed in. allows me climb noticeably faster than my previous bikes. downhill is very fast and stable also.
the anthem x3 felt loose and was very heavy, the GT carbon destroyed my ass
With the Lynskey PPRO29VF i have found myself a bike that is like a full sus in comfort and efficient like a hard tail. looks like this will be the only bike i'll ever need except for a racer road bike.
not sure if the Fox F29 G2 is the best fork for my bike but i cannot comment on this yet until i can compare it with a standard offset fork.
Favorite Trail: Timberland basic, no switchbacks, trail moderate to semi severe, almost always wet muddy
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$2450.00
Purchased At: Lynskey online store
Similar Products Used: previous bikes i have ridden: Giant Anthem X3, GT carbon HT, Renault iron bike. all 26" bikes, no prior experience with other 29ers
Bike Setup: XTR all the way, Fox F29 G2 geometry, ZTR rims, DT swiss spokes, CK hubs, RocketRon 2.2 tires tubeless, CK headsets, KCNC stem and handlebars, Lynskey Ti Seatpost, Specialized phenom saddle, Exustar peddals, Mortop grips, build weight 22.12 lbs
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