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from Milwaukee, WI, USADate Reviewed: April 2, 2003
Strengths: This bike is RIDICULOUS! It's tough, nimble, super well balanced, and inspiring. Well made, frame with great welds, and super stout construction. Don't forget the Concentralink pivot location!!!Weaknesses: Not necessarily a climber but depending on the "engine" even this bike can hold its own.Bottom Line: I believe it was originally designed as a dual-slalom rig but this bike does it all. Fearless descender, agile in the single track, very efficiencient pedaler. The Tioga Factory DH rear tire on mine makes its kind of a pig, but a lighter tire fixes that.
I'd recommend this bike for any serious mtn. biker, north shore style freerider, dirt-jumper, urban assalter, or hard core commuter.
Remember ride at your own risk! and Go big or go home!
Favorite Trail: Undisclosed Wyoming location following the crazy locals+
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: Specialized P3, Giant XTC DS2, Giant NRS, Cannondale Gemini
Bike Setup: Spankster Frame, Marazocchi Z-3 Bomber 5", Hayes Hydraulic 6" Rotors laced to Ryhno Lite Rims. Race Face Turbine Crank with Lenz Propietary chain guide, Deore XT Rear Der. w/rapid fire, Titec Hellbent riser bar, and Titec shorty stem, Thomson post, Turbomatic saddle, Maxxis High Roller front tire, Tioga Factory DH rear tire, Primo Super Tenderizer pedals, OURY grips.
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