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DentnBented
a Cross Country Rider
from Austin, TX, USADate Reviewed: October 24, 2011
Strengths: Light. The Voodoo geometry. Many ways to set it up. Light. Efficient. Good stand over clearance. Great price point.Weaknesses: I'll post up when I find some. I've got about 80 miles on it so far...Bottom Line: Had a Canzo 29er for the last [4] years and really enjoyed it. I called it my'Recovery Incentivator' as it's cushiness helped me get back out on the trails after a car wreck and [3] years of surgery and recovery sessions. It certainly did it's job & in some ways I'm about as recovered as one might get. However, I'm still not able to make the most of the Canzo's suspension with my riding these days. The lightness and cross country efficiency of the Bokor looked awfully appetizing. It has NOT disappointed. The Bokor's frame geometry allowed for a majority of parts to trade over and the fit feels very similar to that of the Canzo 29er. I dig how the Bokor climbs and it's responsiveness. Those large diameter aluminum tubes do their job. I plan to truly 'wear it in' next weekend with an 85 mile trail/road ride around ATX - The Enchilada Buffet. Somehow, I'm thinking the bike'll come out of it better'n I will.
Favorite Trail: There're so many to choose from...
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At: Peddler Bike Shop
Similar Products Used: Soma - Juice 29er, Gary Fisher - Mt Tam 29er, Voodoo Canzo 29er [okay, so that's not so 'similar'], but it had me hankering for another Voodoo...
Bike Setup: Reba Fork with lock out, 2 x 9 shimano xt drive train, Avid BB-7 brakes, Cane Creek Volos 29er wheels [Really wish Cane Creek still made wheels], Tires - WTB Nano 29ers, Saddle - WTB Rocket V.
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