Submitted by
Eric Harknett
a Downhiller
from Port Alberni Date Reviewed: December 7, 2004
Favorite Trail:
broken log
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$500.00
Strengths:
fairly easy to pedal not a bad overall bike if your a begginer
Weaknesses:
not too many the stock swingarm is weak but the newer replacment one is strong.
Similar Products Used:
kona stinky, kona stuff, brodie diablo
Bike Setup:
funn seat, specialized big arm cranks, marzocchi z1-drop offs (5 inches) fox vanilla r, and ryno lite wheels with deore disk hubs.
Bottom Line:
Pretty good bike for lots of things (jumping, lite DH use, drops, xc) but can use a little better stock parts but for your money its good. I recomend this bike to anyone who wants to start getting serious about freeriding
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Submitted by
pro
a
from canada Date Reviewed: July 25, 2002
Favorite Trail:
mary jain
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
realm
Strengths:
the cross bars at the back make it vary strong and the front aint to bad either the welds are nice and clean
Weaknesses:
back shock they havn't changed the setup for years and i have heard alot of ppls triangles on the back breacking off it hasn't broke on me
Similar Products Used:
kona stinky marin wildcat specalized bighit comp
Bike Setup:
i put every thing on the bike
Bottom Line:
its a good bike i have done a little 6 foot drop and a 17 1/2 foot gap and trails and just the parts have broke and not many of them so if your a beginer this is a good bike for you but when u do bigger stuff save your money and buy a real good bike
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Submitted by
Bren
a Downhiller
from Manitoba Canada Date Reviewed: October 5, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Birth Control
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Purchased At:
Tinker Creek C ycle
Strengths:
supper plush beefy frame
Weaknesses:
no weaknesses
Similar Products Used:
nothing like it
Bike Setup:
Marzocchi Z.1 drop off Sram 9.0 esp drive train, LX cranks, rings and front derailr sun CR18 rims laced to DiaTech disk hubs Fox Vanilla R
Bottom Line:
Any one out there needing a XC/Hucker should go for this bike. You can change the rear travel from 3 to 6 inches in 15 secounds flat.
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Submitted by
klunky s2
a Weekend Warrior
from Fort St. John, B.C. Date Reviewed: February 17, 2001
Favorite Trail:
all of dem
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Purchased At:
cove bikes
Strengths:
plush, strong, and easy to maintain
Weaknesses:
nil
Similar Products Used:
bullit
Bike Setup:
boxxer, race face cranks and BB, sun double wide on front, hayes discs
Bottom Line:
bike has done very well for me for the two years i have had it. There was no problems besides the regular maintenence. This is a good product, it hasnt changed design for three years now. I would advise people to buy this product if they want an affordable full suspension that will last.
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Submitted by
zooKy fLea
a Weekend Warrior
from liverpool Date Reviewed: January 28, 2001
Favorite Trail:
anythin' muDDy
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Strengths:
cheap! got it like US$400 frame only and raceface seatpost. looks... wat a beauty of a swingarm... damn, it's plush!
Weaknesses:
ok..the detachable disc mount looks really suspect...read some reviews saying it broke? got a pair of Hayes to bolt on but thinkin' twice... anyone uses discs on 'em without a problem? do mail me~
Similar Products Used:
specialized fsr intense uzzi xc jamis dakar trek Y ( it ain't mine! i borrowed it for a month! honest!)
Bike Setup:
xtr,raceface stuff,z1,maguras,rhynolites,hugis and a b*tchin' gold protaper.
Bottom Line:
i really like the feel o' the pipeline... never thought i'd like a URT, but this feels different... RMB musta hit the sweet spot...now, i'd love it even more once i get my hayes on..so somebody help me...tell me ur pipeline's holding up using tt detachable disc mount...
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Submitted by
Daniel M
a Downhiller
from Montreal,Quebec,Canada Date Reviewed: October 26, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Bromont
Duration Product Used:
Tested or demo'ed only
Strengths:
Oh yeah! Go Canada! This is THE extreme bike, and represents us well. I want one.
Weaknesses:
I don't have one
Similar Products Used:
Stinky
Bottom Line:
I want one I want one I want one I want one I want one I want one I want one. If I had one, I could go shore and drop 15 footers that would shatter my peice if sh*t giant hardtail.
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Submitted by
BRIAN
a
from SAN RAMON,CA Date Reviewed: October 24, 2000
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Bottom Line:
TO UPDATE MY PREVIOUS REVIEW... ...THE FRAME BROKE!! ON THE REAR TRIANGLE JUST IN FRONT OF THE LEFT DROPOUT. IF YOU HAVE THE OLD MODEL WITH THE DETACHABLE DISC CALIPER MOUNT, DO NOT RIDE IT ON ANYTHING HAIRY UNTIL YOU HAVE THE REAR SECTION REPLACED. I BROKE IT IN A FLAT PARKING LOT. ROCKY KNOWS OF THE PROBLEM, BUT YOU SHOULD BE FINE IF YOU RUN V-BRAKES
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Submitted by
Greg Bird
a Weekend Warrior
from Victoria BC Date Reviewed: October 18, 2000
Favorite Trail:
KungFu Downhill course (Hartland)!
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$700.00
Purchased At:
Used/From a guy in Vancouver
Strengths:
Beefy rear triangle, Heavy duty tubeset, BIG pivot! King of the URT's man! Nice and plush and the adjustable travel is great! Still active even while standing.
Weaknesses:
It's a URT. It is (as I said)still fairly active while standing, but not as active as 4 bar linkage bikes or sinlge pivot swingarm types. Plus it is a bit heavy too. I also notice the front end is really tall compared to similar bikes.
Similar Products Used:
Santa Cruz Heckler. Specialized Big Hit. Santa Cruz Bullit.
Bike Setup:
4inch Z1 Drop off in the front, DH stubby stem+RFace riser, Shimano 636 DH platforms, 2.3inch tires, full XT, Black Spire Ring God.(oh yeah, a Fox Vanilla R in the rear).
Bottom Line:
The bottom line is I love this bike! I bought it used from a guy who had it as a second bike. I have a few friends who own Pipelines too and love them as well. I looked for a "Do anything" type of bike as that is the type of riding I do. A bit of cross country, a bit of Urban stuff, lots of freeriding kinda stuff.......this is a great bike for all of that! I like the variable travel in the rear too. I dont think there are too many bikes out there that you can go from 4-5-6inches without tools!!(if any) If you are looking for a Kick Ass, do it all and come back smiling kind of bike, this might be the one for you. P.S. I read the reviews here in the MTBR website with regards to the Pipeline and it helped me with my purchessing decision. You can't go wrong with the advise you get from people who actually ride the bike you are interested in possibly buying!
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Submitted by
BRIAN
a Weekend Warrior
from SAN RAMON, CA Date Reviewed: July 24, 2000
Favorite Trail:
MANZANITA, MORGAN TERR.
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Strengths:
The frame rules. Period. I thank 'zokes for the dropoff. Can't get a better fork.
Weaknesses:
Dia-tech can go to hell. The freehub assembly froze 3 months into use and ate the whole drivetrain, not to mention the lack of engineering in their calipers.
Bike Setup:
Sun rhino-lites w/XT discs, Tioga DH tires & saddle, profile bars w/brace, still running the stock pedals, shifters, cranks and stem.
Bottom Line:
You get what you pay for. Sure, you have to spend another grand to get all the crap peices replaced, but you still end up with a bike you can climb a hill on and hit freeway speeds coming down while remaining in complete control. Jump it. XC'it. Downhill it. Climb it. It will do anything you want it to with no complaints.
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Submitted by
Dropper
a Weekend Warrior
from New York Date Reviewed: June 18, 2000
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
suspension the looks its CANADIAN
Weaknesses:
CRACKED THE STUPID FRAME GOING OFF A SMALL JUMP!!! but rocky was good with the warranty a bit heavy for me. bad rims for the bike bad brakes
Similar Products Used:
RM6, stinky delux
Bike Setup:
hayes,mammoths and the rest is stock
Bottom Line:
this is a nice bike but i dont know why the frame cracked on me. i tried a RM6 the other day dand it was beautiful so i am going to get it and sell this bike
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Submitted by
Neil Wershler
a Weekend Warrior
from British Columbia, Canada Date Reviewed: May 31, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Snakes and ladders
Duration Product Used:
Tested or demo'ed only
Strengths:
this bike is really solid and has alot of great features. The fork rules and the lateral stiffness on the ass is amazing. the bike price is supernice. and the whole bike rules the mountains
Weaknesses:
sram. the rear derailer blows. but besides that nothing.
Similar Products Used:
Kona stinky dee-lux kona stinky kona dudu
Bike Setup:
Z1 bam and the rest was stock. it was sweeeet.....
Bottom Line:
this bike rules the world. the whole bike has awsome features. if you thinking about buying this bike (like me) then buy it for gods sake! it rules! you can't go wrong! R O C K Y M O U N T A I N!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Submitted by
Frank
a Downhiller
from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Date Reviewed: May 28, 2000
Favorite Trail:
bromont in quebec
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
This bike is sweet to do drops, to just to some freeride or even just to do some dual slalom. The z.1 drop off in front is very active and the rear suspension as well. I love the sram 9.0 in the back too.
Weaknesses:
The disc brake are the crapiest ever, they can only stop well if you ride in good conditions. The rims aren't beefy enough. The stem is too long to my taste.
Similar Products Used:
kona stinky, stinky dee-lux
Bike Setup:
new sun double wide rims, hayes discs, race face stem and ac chain guide.
Bottom Line:
This bike works well everywhere you go. Rocky mountain should really put some better discs on that bike. Except that, the bike works prefectly, you can do what your in the mood to ride because this bike can be set up in many ways. I give it 5 flaming Chilis without a question.
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Submitted by
Jim Thomlinson
a Downhiller
from Vancouver, BC Date Reviewed: February 28, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Like I could choose just one
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
It goes up. It goes down. And on a good day I can keep up with it.
Weaknesses:
Who spec'd the Ditech disc brakes and the CR19 rims. Obviosly he has been fired because the 2000 is spec'd with neither.
Similar Products Used:
Rocky Mountain Element
Bike Setup:
Original spec except for a rock ring and a new stem, about to be new brakes.
Bottom Line:
I wish I was half as good as the bike is. It is like riding the couch on fast choppy down hills. It will drop into anything. It manages cross country trails almost like it was built for them. And you can actually climb it up the hills you intend to go down. The only thing I have ridden that came close was a Santa Cruz, but dolllar for dollar I would have to pick the Rocky. Fold up the rims, sell the brakes and you are ready to Rock.
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Submitted by
Pete Busink
a
from Nanaimo,B.C., Canada Date Reviewed: February 27, 2000
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
This bike rules! 10 footers and nothing's bottoming or breaking. Okay climbing and amazing descending! Replaceable derailler hanger. Marzocchi Z.1 Dropoff fork is incredible.
Weaknesses:
Came with Formula Discs which suck beyond description. Also came with light cross country rims that don't match the potential for this bike and taco just thinking about drops.
Bottom Line:
Whether used for cross country or serious downhilling or free riding, it is the perfect bike!
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Submitted by
Sheldon Dyck
a Downhiller
from Boissevain, Manitoba, Canada Date Reviewed: February 21, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Chaos
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
When you put your leg over this bike, you pretty much feel indestructable. The ugly colours are also friggin sweet.
Weaknesses:
I broke the snapped the frame by the rear drop out. What's up with the friggin CR18 rims. I folded both of them after a couple of rides. The fork twisted up on me and I had to pay for friggin repairs, because I sent it to Norco and they said it wasn't on friggin warranty. The z1 has givin me nothing but trouble. The diatech discs suck in sloppy conditions, actually they suck in most conditions. This bike has cost me a lot of cash for all of the repairs and new parts.
Sweet bike, but a few crappy parts that makes the quality drop drastically. I'm sorry about the negativity but when you brake so many parts and nothing is covered under warranties, you get a little ticked off after a while. This bike is perfect for the lighter weight rider under 200 pounds and enjoys thrashing through any type of terrain. I'm glad they changed up the brakes for 2000. If only they'd send me some good brakes to make up for the cheapies on the 99's.
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Submitted by
Joel
a Downhiller
from Vancouver, B.C., Canada Date Reviewed: February 7, 2000
Favorite Trail:
pink starfish/ladies only and urban
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Strengths:
This bike kicks ass! It feels awesome anywhere; downhill, freeriding or urban.
Weaknesses:
Canadians don't make flawed bikes! My hill climbing skills.
Z1 Drop Off, Formula hydrolic disc brakes, Race Face
Bottom Line:
You will not find a better freeride/downhill machine made by any other companies, (for what you pay). This bike destroys any other freeriding dualies I've tried. This bike deserves more than five flaming carcasses!
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Submitted by
Kyle Brownlow
a
from B.C. Canada Date Reviewed: February 5, 2000
Favorite Trail:
I ride Urban
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Did u ppl miss some thing??? THIS BIKE IS CANADIAN
Weaknesses:
OK look canadian bikes have no weaknesses
Bike Setup:
Stock excpt for: Stem,Bar,Seat,Big Ring Protector
Bottom Line:
If u need a bike where u can Huck a 15 footer and have no worries this is what u need!!
It climbs like a dream and goes Downhill like umm a Big rolling Boulder (like Indiana Jones)
I ride mostly Urban and On the North Shore theree are alot of Hills and it is Kosher on up and down
if u need a Hardcore bike this is it
Peace and happy ridding
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Submitted by
SaTAN YEE
a Weekend Warrior
from Vancouver BC Date Reviewed: December 17, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Wood Lot, Flying Circus
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
heh heh everything!!
Weaknesses:
My Mind gets in the way to use the full potential of this bike.
Similar Products Used:
Specialized FSR DeKerf ST
Bike Setup:
Jr T Magura Syncros
Bottom Line:
My bottom line incresed with this bike. I am able to do many things now because I trust this bike to take me over the sickest stuff on the North Shore. This bike was built to last and from my past experience with other FS bikes, this is a big plus.
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Submitted by
ian
a Weekend Warrior
from Danville cali Date Reviewed: December 13, 1999
Favorite Trail:
guinea, slalom, tetnus
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
-its canadian -climbs really good -dh is even better- eats singletrack for breakfast -ummmmm. freeriding
Weaknesses:
- Huh? Are you saying that canadian made bikes are weak?
Similar Products Used:
- just about everything, this was the only bike with all but one thing i wanted
Bike Setup:
the one thing I didn't want was gripshift...now I have replaced it with shimano xt
Bottom Line:
I was the first guy around to find a brand new 2000 pipeline ( blue and black). My y2k bike ( just had to say that cause everyone says something about y2k nowadays). My blue beast. This bike can do anything, climb, descend, freeride, slalom, tight singletrack, and even a bit of tirals ( and i didn't even know i could do trials). The two best parts are when you beat xc fools uphill ( remind then that the bike weighs 30 pounds), and then teach them a serious lesson on the downhills. The travel adjustability in the rear is such a good idea. I never used to jump, but now I do. And for those of us with bad backs like me ( back surgery here) the bike has an upright riding position so its really comfy. Whelp, yeah, thats about all I have to say about that. five burning pieces of poopoo for this one.
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Submitted by
Granty
a Downhiller
from Newfoundland, Canada Date Reviewed: November 20, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Yogi&BooBoo
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Bomb-proof
Weaknesses:
Weakness cannot be manufactured in Canada!
Similar Products Used:
CCM tricycle
Bike Setup:
Pipeline (black&green), Full race face, Disc Brakes.
Bottom Line:
Okay, its been about 3 months since I got this thing. It has forced me to become fit and fearless (most of the time). I Pound this bike on a regular basis and it just begs for more! A few times I really thought this is it.., but this bike can pull out of just about anything. It's hard to explain really, but I feel as if my bike is indestructable and I am some kind of superhero when I'm riding it. It upsets me that I have to put it away until the snow firms up, but I'm looking to downhilling it this winter at Marble Mountain Ski Resort. There is a half-pipe there as well that I bet will be just awesome on a super cold (firm snow) night. I wonder if anyone has ridden a bike in a snow halfpipe before? I know that this has nothing to do with the bike, but that's how bad I want to ride it! When's the last time you felt that way about your ride? I would give the RM Pipeline 10 stars out of 5.
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Submitted by
rick
a Downhiller
from patterson Date Reviewed: October 31, 1999
Favorite Trail:
side-o
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
This bike can do anything. It will climb anything like a hardtail and then with a little adjustment float down some hectic chutes.
Weaknesses:
my legs
Similar Products Used:
level betty, outland, kona stinky, fsr, raven
Bike Setup:
stock except xt V-brakes, rhyno lite rims w/ panaracer 2.3 and king headset
Bottom Line:
The Pipeline does everything for me. No need for another bike. The adjustable rear suspension is great-- I put it at 4 in the rearand set the rebound on the Fox Vanilla at the slowest setting and there is absolutley no bob, I can climb anything. Then I set the rear at 6, readjust the rebound and can hit drops and chutes of all kinds. I love it. The v-brakes work better then cable discs but will soon be aquiring some hayes or hope hydrolic brakes.
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Submitted by
Marty Cristofoli
a Downhiller
from Castlegar, British Columbia, Canada Date Reviewed: October 16, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Dirtdiggler/Twinkle Toes
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Super plush 6 of travel. Beefy 5 travel fork. Michelin Hot S tire. Adjustable travel.
Weaknesses:
Diatech Discs. Whole bike has been very problamatic. Bottom drop-outs are weak.
Similar Products Used:
Rocky Mountain Element Specialized FSR
Bike Setup:
Stock, I wish I had changed the brakes to Hayes or something else.
Bottom Line:
This bike rocks. It makes the hardest descents and drops easy. The 6 and 5 set up is sweet. This bike can take anything from 6' drops to spectacular crashes without a problem except for when I cracked my frame at the rear drop-out. I've had some problems with it but all have been fixed for free. I think its more of the dealers fault that the bike really. My only problem with this bike is that those diatech brakes suck harsh. Wish I had changed them when I got it. All in all the bike is quite a show stopper and it performs awesome on the trails.
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Submitted by
Dan
a Downhiller
from Tempe Date Reviewed: October 4, 1999
Duration Product Used:
tested or demo'ed only
Bottom Line:
This is one awesome bike, and I wish I owned it for an addition to my bikes. However, I do know someone who is selling theirs. If anyone is interested in purchasing a used, excellent condition Pipeline let me know. He has kept excellent care of it, since he works in a bike shop. If interested, email me for more details.
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Submitted by
Greg Grant
a Cross-Country Rider
from Corner Brook, Newfoundland Date Reviewed: October 2, 1999
Favorite Trail:
falls trail
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
Plush...or not, stiff torsionally, fast-a real awesome. Adjustable rear travel is a dream.
Weaknesses:
the diatech disk brakes are too heavy for the performance you get-they stop well but at a cost of almost 3 lbs.
Similar Products Used:
Cannondale SuperV900FR, Raven 2000, Kona Manomano, Norco VPS-1
Bike Setup:
stock, swapped disks for Avid V brakes, sram levers, Raceface cranks,rings,riserbars,stem
Bottom Line:
This bike seriously can do it all. It can climb like my hardtail, it descends like a downhill bike. Those difficult sections or drops that always scare you become easy. The travel adjustment 4-5-6 takes all of 10 seconds. I had some problems with the sram 9.0 derailleur but I will not fault the bike by some minor component quirks. I would give this bike more than 5 flamin' lawn cigars if I could. I'm so glad I bought it. It just begs to be pounded, but will not do a number on your body...I can ride it all day even though it is over 30 lbs.
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Submitted by
Justin Vick
a Downhiller
from Red Deer, Alberta Date Reviewed: September 18, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Dog Skull Mountain
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
I found the frame to be stifer than other freeride downhill bike on the market today. I love the altra plush adjustable rear end.
Weaknesses:
The Dia Tech discs with the froating caliper tended to vibrate like crazy under hard braking, other wise they are decent brakes.
Similar Products Used:
I have riden the Kona Stinky don't get me wrong it is a good bike but it does not have the features I like about the Pipeline.
Bike Setup:
I rode the bike stock and I love the set up, you get what you pay for and I am one very happy rider.
Bottom Line:
Bottom line this bike over others in the catagory and price range.
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Submitted by
Aaron
a Racer
from Marin Date Reviewed: June 30, 1999
Favorite Trail:
m&m
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
-plush -stiff -strong -adjustible travel -perfect geometry -good value
Weaknesses:
-weight 31lbs stock (not really an issue if you consider what this bike is designed for)
Similar Products Used:
fsr lts i-drive kona stinky delux k2 beast heckler c-dale fisher & more
Bike Setup:
stock except chris king headset, shorter stem, xt wheelset, magura hs-22 brakes, titec bezerker
Bottom Line:
updating my last review, still as happy as the day i got it. all and all its held up well, the only major things that have happened is that I blew the seal on my fork and on my shock, both were fixed for free and the customer service from marozzochi and fox has been outstanding. last weekend i broke the hydralic line on the maguras going off a 3' drop (i'm wondering if the cable hit the frame as the suspension compressed). asside from that the pipeline has handled every thing i could throw at it; 6' drops, jumps, racing (XC, DH, & soon DS). For sport downhill it's great, the same for DS, and XC is do-able but not recomended. Still 5 flaming turds!
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Submitted by
Aaron
a racer
from San Rafael, CA Date Reviewed: February 12, 1999
Bottom Line:
The Rocky Mountain Pipeline awesome! After riding many full-suspension bikes for around $2000 (Specialized FSR, GT I-drive, GT LTS, Cannondale, Trek VRX, Santa Cruz Heckler, Gary Fisher Level Betty....), this was by far the best. Although you may be worried about this working like most URTs, it doesn't, there's little bob and it doesn't lockup when you get out of the saddle. The 5 Marzzocchi Z1 Bomber is extremely plush and is a perfect match to the 4, 5, or 6 of adjustible rear travel. Going uphill isn't to bad and going downhill is a dream. The Michelin Hot S tires hook-up well and the 9-speed ESP 9.0 shifting is flawless. My only gripes are the squeaky LX cranks and the choady Selle Italia seat (it's some weird OEM version, not the Flite). So, once you get your Pipeline (if you can find one) swap out the Diatech disks for some Hayes Disks or Magura rim brakes, get a more comfy saddle, and rip-up your favorite trail! Definity 5 flaming dead horses!
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Submitted by
Tom Noble
a cross-country rider
from Wheels&Waves , Maine Date Reviewed: January 4, 1999
Bottom Line:
I've got to say , Rocky hit the nail on the head with this one . I run a DC118 on the front , and either a stock fox rear or a Cane AD-10 for more travel , and ride the thing all day long . No flex , tons of travel if you want it ( almost none if you choose ) definately the grand-daddy of URT's . Either a weekend DH bike or a trail bike , this is one bike you can ride for everything . I wouldn't suggest racing it in XC though...I wonder why? Buy a smaller frame than normal . Save the Large for 6'2 and taller . I'm 5'10 and ended up buying a small and love it , although I could ride a Medium , it would be taller .I'd give it 10 chili's if I could...
$ 2159.00
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