Box chain stays and seat stays for extra rear end stiffness, custom front triangle that virtually eliminates all torsional flex. Disc or "V" brake compatibility and lateral rear dropouts are standard.
Submitted by
dhrider666
a Downhiller
from london Date Reviewed: September 2, 2009
Favorite Trail:
chicksands/aston
Duration Product Used:
More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$220.00
Purchased At:
ebay
Strengths:
looks good. strong frame. rides nice
Weaknesses:
vertical dropout for single speed. but then again its hard to find alot of burly frames with horizontal dropouts. most dh hardtails use gears. small gap for rear tyre clearance.
best hardtail frame ive owned. takes anything i throw at it.
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Submitted by
lu pits
a Downhiller
from soquel CA Date Reviewed: November 19, 2007
Favorite Trail:
up into the woods
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$220.00
Purchased At:
used
Strengths:
crip design for cornering and railing turns good lookin
Weaknesses:
azonic stuff cracks and breaks.I weigh 175lbs and I snapped my first azonic ds-1 top tube and folded the bike in half i was probably only 150lbs at the time, i ovalized my second ds-1 head tube, a pair of double wall bars snapped in half bunny hopping over a log, that one hurt, and now my azonic evolution head tube is cracked. Azonic provided no warranty for me on any of these products so I have finally learned that azonic is the worst mtb company around, i hate them
Similar Products Used:
none
Bike Setup:
everything is solid except for azonic bars and frame
Bottom Line:
azonic is weak and there products are dangerous. ride bmx
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Submitted by
matt graham
a
from england Date Reviewed: May 29, 2007
Favorite Trail:
seascale
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
ebay
Strengths:
very strong all the welds on it apre practically perfect this is perfect for me as i am very light
Weaknesses:
none really could have done with ajustable dropouts
Similar Products Used:
giant acid giant stp
Bike Setup:
manitou stance flow 100mm azonic shorty bars and stem sun rims single track wheels mrp 3 piece crank hayes mag brakes 8sp
Bottom Line:
well i am going to be getting 20mm through hub so them i can get better forks but i dont now the recomended maximum travel the ones i m looking at are marzocci 66rc and roch shoch pike pike 426 u-turns please contact me at iamsparticus2ok@hotmail.com sorry if this is irrevilant but this bike is brilliant would reccomend to anyone.
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Submitted by
matt
a Weekend Warrior
from south africa Date Reviewed: August 1, 2006
Favorite Trail:
DJ's constantia
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$350.00
Strengths:
Great manouverability, excellent handling. all round capabilities.
Weaknesses:
On my last visit to the trails, I was dissapointed to see that after a slightly heavy knock, my wishbone stay had snapped! Yet it was on a weld and probably just an anamoly and not a regular case in production.
Similar Products Used:
Azonic Steelhead
Bike Setup:
Singlespeed, marzocchi all mountain, xtension stem, 24inch back wheel, 26inch front.
Bottom Line:
An all round performer, lovely handling etc. Unfortunate breakage, but thanks to azonic's great warantee programme, the frame will be replaced, go for it, buy one now! P.S. The newest incarnation is called the FIEND.
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Submitted by
brian
a Downhiller
from Sna Rafael, CA, USA Date Reviewed: July 16, 2006
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$205.00
Purchased At:
cambria bikes
Strengths:
very very very strong, light, nice geometry
Weaknesses:
none
Similar Products Used:
too many to name
Bike Setup:
evo frame, xt shifters and rear derailleur, yeti hardcore grips, marzocchi mx comp w/ eta, thompson elite seatpost with titec seat, azonic shorty stem, bb7 brakes with lx levers, ryno lite wheels, red michelin wild gripper tires ea70 bars, lx cranks
Bottom Line:
this is an awesome frame!!! it is light, strong, and fun! i set it up so it was a cross country/dirtjumper, so i have the 24/32 in the front. the seat tube is so thick, that we had to get a verry long bottom bracket so the front derailleur could move from the 24 to the 32 chainrings, but now its perfect!
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Submitted by
Matt
a Downhiller
from Connecticut Date Reviewed: April 2, 2005
Favorite Trail:
Wherever
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$300.00
Strengths:
This Frame is Bombproof. Strong dropouts and just solid all the way around.
Weaknesses:
None
Similar Products Used:
Azonic DS1, DaBomb Sputnik.
Bike Setup:
Dirt Jumper 1, XTR rear, XT everything esle, MRP Chain Guide, Avid Mechanicals, and all Thompson Bars.
Bottom Line:
This is the best Urban, Dirt jmper I've riden in a long time.
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Submitted by
cory noyes
a Downhiller
from essex jct vt usa Date Reviewed: December 18, 2004
Favorite Trail:
duke of us by cort and jordan
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$209.00
Purchased At:
cbo
Strengths:
this is one of the best frame i have ever had. i have had many frames and this one stands up to the beating that i give it ever time i hit the trails. it is a relly roughted frame for its weight it hardly weights any thing.
Weaknesses:
i would say that there wouldn't be any wakness because it is so well biult and it handle like a dream.
Similar Products Used:
the steelhead is kind of like this but the evo and it profroce better than the steelhead
Bike Setup:
i have rock shox phsylo and race face drive tran and it to much to say about it.
Bottom Line:
i would recimed this frame to any body that wonts a hard tail frame.
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Submitted by
Brett Gill
a Downhiller
from ITHACA, NY, USA Date Reviewed: November 27, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Cornell University(urban)
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$60.00
Purchased At:
AZONIC(trade-in see other review)
Strengths:
ABSOLUTLY NONE
Weaknesses:
WEAK AS HELL
Bottom Line:
This is an update for a review down belowe: I submitted a review telling that I broke it, and I finally got a pic. on the internet to prove it: http://www.pinkbike.com/modules/photo/?op=view&image=349037
If it doesn't work, e-mail me about for it!!!
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Submitted by
ADAM CLINE
a Cross Country Rider
from Springfield,IL Date Reviewed: April 21, 2004
Favorite Trail:
chalenge park extreme,IL
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$299.00
Purchased At:
Jenson USA
Strengths:
new design, gussits beefed up, down tube is massive, rear has box design = verry nice and stiff.SWEET embosed "AZONIC" runnin the down tube!all welds are verry clean and pleasing to the eye.Comes in black or polish.I would recomend the polished,the welds again will draw the eye of even the most hardcore of canondale rider.When the local betty sees you bustin 15 foot gaps on this thing you WILL NOT ;D ride home alone, looks SWEEEEET!! :P
Weaknesses:
FEW 2 NONE -rear brake bosses,cable guide for front derailer.This is not a real prob for most of the free world ,who do run v brakes and front derailer.So really no big deal BUY< BUY< BUY :)
Similar Products Used:
most current smaller aluminium dual frames,freeride frames -canondales, yeti, and sinister frames.ya stuff like dat, ;)
Bike Setup:
AZONIC EV. II frame,MarzocchI Z1 drop off (04),truvativ bars,stem,and crank,e-thirteen bash guard, blackspire front ring-downhill,hayes 8" brakes-mec.,sun ditch witch rims,FSA pig bmx head set(they have the biggest balls of em' all!),shimano rear der.,sram chain, specialized roller 2.5 tires .the 2.5 lil short of air is so nise for the runnin on downed trees and cat walks!CONTROL!
Bottom Line:
This is a great bike, i spent last season on a large heavy dh frame, sold to me at the local shop "fitted" to big ,and paid to much.I rode so little last season its enuff to be beaten over.I got lucky and found a buyer on ebay around x-mass. my girlfriend got me this frame, and its got me so STOKED on ridin again.This frame feels so at home freeridin as well as xc , elavated trails,cat walks, down town,skate park and at the local BMX track, its soooOOoo nice and stiff .this may sound crazy but this frame is a hard-tail, and it brings me more confidence on drops and gaps then my old "big hit" frame.frame size is 16.5 or med. im 5 11, and i find it verry nice.You can also run a 2.5 tire, i have rollers on mine.I did at first have doughts as to the frame, just from the ev. 1's less than top shelf history of head tube prob.This headtube has a new design of extra build at the gussits.dont worry!Long story Short, if you want to bring your ridin to the next level,throw yourself across long gaps of earth, and relly feel the control of a hardtail,AT ALL COST FIND AND PURCHASE THIS FRAME!:P
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Submitted by
Joel
a Weekend Warrior
from Philly PA USA Date Reviewed: April 19, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Anything with lots of variety
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At:
LBS
Strengths:
Looks cool, light weight, takes lots of crashes at the skatepark and in the woods and keeps on going.
Weaknesses:
None so far.
Similar Products Used:
BMX
Bike Setup:
Bomber qr20 fork, avid disks, 9 speed shimano drivetrain (9 in back, 1 in front), ODI lock-ons
Bottom Line:
Great bike. I ride it every day to work and always manage to find a fun curb to jump or some stairs to drop. It works well in the woods, too. It's the only bike I will ride at the skatepark. Doesn't ride like a BMX, so I gotta make my own lines, but it sure is fun. One thing I haven't done with it yet is some Dirt Jumps. I hear it jumps well, but I can't personally attest to that. The stories of the headtube coming off are scarry, but I've had NO problems. 5 chilis for value 4 chilis for overall
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Submitted by
Garison
a Downhiller
from Saugus, Ma Date Reviewed: January 23, 2004
Favorite Trail:
Anything in Lynn Woods
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
from the factory
Strengths:
Great geometry, nice stiff rear end.
Weaknesses:
Headtubes suck, dropouts slip without a bmx chain tensioner.
Similar Products Used:
A whole bunch
Bike Setup:
Psylo XC, XT cranks, XTR Rear derailer, Azonic PDW Bars and stem, 24inch Double Wide rear wheel, XT Disc Brakes, Lock On Grips, all kinds of good stuff.
Bottom Line:
Loved the way this bike rode for everything, trials, downhilling, trail riding, urban assualt. Even survived a 12foot drop at full speed with almost no transition. Even seen one go off of a 15 footer. However I ripped the headtube off of 2 of them doing nothing too big, and I've seen about 3 others break or crack in the Identical spots. So now I don't really trust them anymore, however I did get azonic to upgrade my frame to the more trustworty evolution 2 frame.
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Submitted by
Fat Kid
a Weekend Warrior
from Podunk, Mt Date Reviewed: November 3, 2003
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Purchased At:
Some other guy's house
Strengths:
It's short, black, strong, light, and has killer trials-like geometry. I lost dismally to Jeremy VanSchoonhoven on this frame. Isn't that cool?
Weaknesses:
Stupid graphics look like they were pulled out of clip art by the designer.
Similar Products Used:
DS2, Zaskar, Moab, GT Team Trials
Bike Setup:
Z3 Flylight 100, HS33, GT trials Crank, Paul Word Hub, ACS Claws 16t, Mammoths, 2.1 Mobster, 2.5 High Roller, Pink and glittery Mariah Carey looking Race Face Riser of some kind, and Ruffian Lock-On grips.
Bottom Line:
Wow, do I suck at trials. This bike probably kicks ass at it though. I've seen people riding some cool stuff on them. It's really nice on the rear wheel, and pedal kicks almost as easily as my GT Team. Once it was sitting in my living room, and I looked over, and it was just standing on it's rear wheel. Very stable in that position. Get one. They rule.
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Submitted by
mike
a Weekend Warrior
from Jerusalem, Israel Date Reviewed: November 1, 2003
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Strengths:
Unbreakable, great selection of tube sizes and shapes, great geometry, looks good, light
Weaknesses:
Need to take the caliper apart in order to remove the rear wheel
Similar Products Used:
Norco One Twenty Five
Bike Setup:
Psylo XC, Magura Julie hydrolic brakes, full Shimano Deore, Azonic pedalls, WTB seet, Klein Death Grip 2.35 tires, Bontrager parts
Bottom Line:
If you are looking for a hardtail that is capable of doing things that a six or seven inch bike can do, and in the same time is'nt heavy, this is the bike for you. If you use the right fork, this bike won't be a bad climber at all to.
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Submitted by
Craig Parker
a
from Nottingham(E midlands) Date Reviewed: January 21, 2003
Favorite Trail:
hemlock
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$359.00
Purchased At:
small bike shop
Strengths:
strongest rigid frame on the planet. Its black. Light nether gunna snap wiv lifetime guarante. Can have 24" wheels
Weaknesses:
cant have 3 piece
Similar Products Used:
nothing even cums close
Bike Setup:
z3s d321 built on big uns wiv hope pros xt and lx. Black and blue.
Bottom Line:
Great bike
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Submitted by
Nathan
a Downhiller
from santa barbara CA usa Date Reviewed: December 16, 2002
Favorite Trail:
tunnel trail
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At:
wheelworld.com
Strengths:
huge drop out massive beef going on
Weaknesses:
i snapped it and i weigh 100 pounds i snaped the head tube right off then ate crap!!! theres no gussets conecting the head tube with the down tube to long of a top tube.
this bikes lame they make the hedtube look all beefy but its soooooo weak i mean i snapped it and im doing like only 7 foot drops and landing soomth. it sucks!!!!!
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Submitted by
tyler wade
a
from ft. collins co Date Reviewed: September 15, 2002
Favorite Trail:
wathen
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$275.00
Purchased At:
from a friend
Strengths:
stiffer than a 16 year old reading a playboy, light and compact, loves to get off the ground, out turns any tire,looks sexy
Weaknesses:
bad assembly line caused snappadge of the head tube in several cases including mine. horizontal dropouts slip a little ($20 solution get a set of snuff bmx chain tensioners and 30 minutes on the file and viola the wheel will stay where you want it)
Similar Products Used:
1010p,santacruz chamalean
Bike Setup:
2002 QR20 dj 1 fork(5"), bent race face cranks,mrp,azonic shorty stem, azonic chubby 1.5" bars, front hayes disc, rear xtr v brake, thompson seat post W/ shim, shimano 105 road rear derailer, rear azonic butcher rim W/lx hub, front mavic 521 disc hub W/marzochi QR20 hub
Bottom Line:
aside from the bad production line this frame is the best urban/jumping/race bike ot there although i broke my frame i still would not ride any thing else in this price range.
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Submitted by
Frankie
a Downhiller
from London, england Date Reviewed: July 7, 2002
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
feels light & nimble, very stiff with a nice tight rear end (oo-er) and feels instantly comfortable. Handles lovely with 4 1/2 - 5" at the front. looks sexy. Hasn't broken yet.
Weaknesses:
Horizontal dropouts. 16 1/2" frame could be longer to suit taller riders like myself, although with a 90mm stem this doesn't really matter. Noisy chainstays cured w/lizard-skin.
It's a great bike, no question. I am tall (6'4") and it feels comfy with a longish stem, but as i said earlier another inch on the top tube would be nice. Better parts will bring out the best in it; Hope discs & a set of Z1s are on the list, as are stronger cranks & a longer seatpost. The psylos are ok but hate mud & feel a bit soft & squishy. The horizontal dropouts p!ss me right off; what are they for? If you want to run single-speed buy a BMX. Otherwise, a fantastic versatile frame. I built mine up for under a grand.
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Submitted by
Jamie
a Downhiller
from Perth, Scotland Date Reviewed: June 26, 2002
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$320.00
Purchased At:
Halfords , Perth
Strengths:
solid as lennox lewis, light as a feather, looks superb, plus every biker wants one
Weaknesses:
extremely hollow giving a lot of noise unless you put a big lizard skin (has to be a swingarm one cos the chainstays are unbelievably HUGE) the first time you use it
Similar Products Used:
Santa Cruz chamleon
Bike Setup:
Azonic Evo, 02 z1 marzocchi z1 drop off's , azonic bars and stem , mavic rims on xt disc hubs , HOPE MINI's , 24seven crankset , roox rollercoaster chain device, deore gears, pig headset , hot seat saddle
Bottom Line:
it can be expensive yeat totally worth it. When fellow bikers have a shot on my evolution the first reaction is "wow !". At forst glance it looks awsome and when you hop up on the beast it just feels right. the super stiff rear end and horizontal drop outs allow it to shoot off like a gazelle on steroids, and the perfect geometry of the frame makes it turn and handle like no other. Once you ride and Evolution your other bike will feel uncomfortable and seem like a brick on wheels. TRULLY UNBEATABLE FRAME BUT QUITE HOLLOW.
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Submitted by
Garth
a Cross Country Rider
from Cincinnati, OH USA Date Reviewed: June 19, 2002
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$359.00
Purchased At:
Universal Cycles
Strengths:
This is a very strong, but light bike. It does not flex at all under my clydesdale size. The bike is really comfortable and stable to ride. It is really happy going downhill, but goes up equally as well.
Weaknesses:
None that I can tell. I've heard of Azonic frames snapping on this list (DS-1), I wonder how common it really is.
The frame is often shipped without V-brake studs (they get lost at the shop).
Similar Products Used:
GT Tequesta, Schwinn something
Bike Setup:
Psylo XC, XT/XTR, Mavic Rims, Avid Brakes, Kore: Stem, Pedals & Skewers, Cane Creek headset, Azonic PDW bar, Syncros seatpost (30mm -not 31mm as in the previous review), WTB Speed V seat, panaracer fire XC tires.
Bottom Line:
This is a sweet frame that can be built-up to do anything. I use it for XC (I just lower my fork travel) and urban riding. Strong frame.
I don't do any jumping, so I can't comment on the snapping issue.
Really good customer support from Azonic.
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Submitted by
Brett Gill
a Weekend Warrior
from ITHACA, NY Date Reviewed: March 12, 2002
Favorite Trail:
THE FAMOUS CORNELL UNIVERSITY's "THE SLOPE"!!!
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$60.00
Purchased At:
Azonic (trade-in, see belowe)
Strengths:
Stiff, SQUARE STAYs, 3D drop-outs!!!
Weaknesses:
I snapped the HEAD-TUBE clean off, The thickness of the walls of the down tube are as thin as some steel frames I have seen, They desighed it to fit the rarest size of seat-posts(31.0mm), I bought a THOMSON, that I now have no use for!(if any one needs this, e-mail me an offer)
Similar Products Used:
Fisher X-CALIBER(1st),Azonic DS1(2nd See My Review hint hint), (EVOLUTION 3rd), Planet-X BOMMER (now)!!!
This frame SUCKS!!! I thought that when I got this frame, that I was all set, but I should have known from my former expirience w/the DS1. Worst of all, this thing snapped with just a flexxy Z1-CR fork on it, when I only got 2'0"(or so) of air!?!? After I broke this I took a look at the tube and when I seen how thin it is I thought "NO WONDER THIS P. Of S. Broke"!!!
For anyone out there that doesn't believe me, E-mail me your Snail-mail(postal) address, and I'll send you a photo-copy of 2 pic.s I have!
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Submitted by
Dan Pedemonte
a Weekend Warrior
from napa C.A United States Date Reviewed: February 27, 2002
Favorite Trail:
sand hill ranch 2
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At:
jenson USA
Strengths:
manuals like a demond. it looks great and it is as strong as hell.I like this frame because it can handle big drops and I can get a hell of alot more air than i used to
Weaknesses:
the drop out can tear out very easely and the BB is very low to the ground
Similar Products Used:
gt ruckes and the santa cruz camelion
Bike Setup:
Z-1 MCR forks race face cranks cane creek free ride rims and all XT componets including quad piston disc brakes
Bottom Line:
a great frame for dirt jumping street rideing rocky down hill terrain and best of all drops like no other hard tail
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Submitted by
Jon Cooper
a Weekend Warrior
from UK Date Reviewed: February 25, 2002
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At:
www.chainreactioncycles.com
Strengths:
Very light, very strong, very good looking
Weaknesses:
Is beaten by some frames at the same ish price e.g. Chamelion. Quite small frame sizes.
Bike Setup:
Light weight, easy and fast to ride. can takew it almost anywhere. Also ridden on road so only 100mm forks.
Bottom Line:
Great value for money from Chain Reaction. Well worth buying is your just getting into riding and have a fair amount of money. Well done Azonic!
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Submitted by
Justin
a Downhiller
from Tryon, NC USA Date Reviewed: February 19, 2002
Favorite Trail:
anywhere
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$315.00
Purchased At:
jenson USA
Strengths:
Stiff, not too heavy, SEXY!!! Can handle 6' and 7' drops every day with no complaints. Also, nice welds and finish. Feels solid under my 185lbs, and not many frames do.
Weaknesses:
The horizontal dropouts tended to allow for occasional wheel slippage due to torque from the disc brake. Also...nearly all of the threads on the drive side of the BB shell are gone due to the use of an MRP slalom guide. Apparently the frame thought that the boomerang arm didn't allow the BB to thread in far enough. Hmm...slalom frame, slalom chain guide...I'll let you figure that one out.
Similar Products Used:
None, although I'm going to be trying out a Surly Instigator. We'll see how that goes.
Bike Setup:
Evolution frame, Azonic bar and stem, Manitou Black Elite 100/120 fork, WTB DH wheelset(w/QR front and rear), FSA cranks (which were swapped for some cheap STX's after they bent), Shimano UN-52 BB (cheap and strong), MRP slalom chainguide, 36T QBP Engagement Ring, FSA Pig headset (with a Salsa top cap), IRC Kujo DH 2.35 tires (not a pinch flat yet), XTR 12-32 cassette, SRAM ESP 9.0 Rr. Derr. and shifter, Big Cheese BMX grips (the best ever!), Snafu sealed bearing pedals, Hayes DH purple (full hydros), Salsa quick releases, Kalloy seatpost and QR seat binder, Azonic Hot Love seat. Oh, and Kenda Ultra Lite tubes. Might as well save weight somewhere.
Bottom Line:
If you want an affordable play bike that can double as a race bike, go for it. It's inexpensive compared to a lot of the other offerings out there, and is just a lot of fun to ride. Like to catch big air? It won't dissapoint. Or maybe all-out speed is your idea of a good time. Either way, you won't lose out. So go buy one. Now.
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Submitted by
ss
a Weekend Warrior
from ATL Date Reviewed: February 4, 2002
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At:
Realitybikes.com
Strengths:
This is a great dual use bike. With the seat post raised it makes a good "freeride" hardtail, and with it lowered it rails as a dual slalomn rig.
Weaknesses:
I'm not real fond of the horizonal rear dropouts (it is more difficult to remove the rear wheel). Like the model T FORD, your choice of colors are Black, Black or Black.
Similar Products Used:
Cheeta DS, Santa Cruz Cameleon, GT Ruckus
Bike Setup:
XT, Hayes disc, Manitou X-Vert Super, Rhyno lites, Michelin 2.1 soft DH tires (these are the best)
Bottom Line:
This bike will not flex. Massive Square tube rear triangle and huge down tube will take the harshest beating you can dish out. I use this as my "XC" bike to ride the trails I don't want to push my 36+ Lbs Bullit around. Plan on racing a few of the local DS races on it also. Overall construction is good (Paint and Welds) with no problems to report on so far. Who should buy this bike? The person who wants a go anywhere do anything hardtail - not for the weight weenie.
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