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BeOne 1999 Weblite Hardtail Bike
Product DescriptionBeOne Weblite
User Reviews
Submitted by
Tom Selwyn-davis
a Weekend Warrior
from surrey England Date Reviewed: March 25, 2005 Strengths: Extremely light and very easy to ride I love this bike and I’m only 14 it was a birthday present and it rides like a dream. Forks are great (marzocchi z2 atoms) take in every thing I throw at them which is good because I’m quite light. Great paint job and a very smooth ride. Love it, love it, love it. (Dad is a bit jealous) Weaknesses: None really except the metal bottle holder, carrying it up some steps and I must have put a bit of pressure on it and it snapped right off! + Seat is a bit hard Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: oxshot woods or hollmburry hill Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $225.00 Purchased At: Ebay Similar Products Used: specialized stump jumper. Bike Setup: Move hydraulic brakes (not disc) Michelin wild gripper tyres, marzocchi bomber z2 atom 80 front forks, azionic handle bars, Shimano LX gear set-up all-round and Warner base jump pedals. 
Submitted by
Jonathan Shutt
a Racer
from Clitheroe Date Reviewed: August 9, 2000 Strengths: Excellent bike to ride, handles well, not too light, but you don't notice that when your riding. Goes up hills like they're not there. Brilliant paint job, just doesn't scratch / chip at all really. The bar ends it comes with, onza, I've seen for sale at nearly £50 on their own. Weaknesses: I found brakes a bit dodgy, front brakes rubbed on tyres a bit. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: gisburn forest Duration Product Used: 1 Year Similar Products Used: Orange O2, but nothing as good Bike Setup: now with Hope disk brakes - but soon to swap back, they're even worse (unreliable - keep braking)
Submitted by
jens meijer
a Cross Country Rider
from Kollum, Friesland, the Netherlands Date Reviewed: May 19, 2000 Strengths: Good handling, great value for money, stiff strong butted frame reasonably light, good paint, fits me like a custom frame good "drive" out of slow corners, great brakes, i can't stop praising it Weaknesses: a tad harsh after three hours in the sadle, stock saddle sucks, forks could be better (like manitou sx-r), brake boosters are a nececity (mine came with a rear brake booster as oem) front and rear, no tasty stem/ seatpost/ handlebar, stock (shimano) chain sucks, stock vp cliples pedals suck in mud. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: schoorl Duration Product Used: 1 Year Similar Products Used: Fisher yoshua f1, giant atx, Beone cyber, specialized rockhopper comp, santos Bike Setup: butted aloy frame (ovalized downtube), manitou spyder r forks, full lx (apart from brakes), magura hs24 brakes, vp pedals.
Submitted by
Laine
a Cross-Country Rider
from Swarthmore, PA Date Reviewed: December 28, 1999 Strengths: Handles well, good looking, strong light frame 6061 Alu, extremely good paint quality (5 years warranty). Very good grip on those Michelin tires. Weaknesses: Breakboosters should come as standard. A better suspension fork like the SX-R or SuperFly should also be standard. Put some tape to protect wires against frame. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 6 months Similar Products Used: Specialized Rockhoppers, Gary Fischer bikes, Raleigh M600,800 Bike Setup: Comes with LX-drivetrain, Magura HS24 hydraulic rim brakes, Manitou Spyder R fork, Mavic 221 rims, Michelin Comp S tires
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