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Trailtoy1993
a Weekend Warrior
from Waialua, HI USADate Reviewed: July 9, 2011
Strengths: Titanium frame,springy light feel, climbing beast!
Weaknesses: front to flexy with ti spokes and old floppy fork that is on the bike, front end sometimes a little unpredictable. new wheel and fork should fix this problemBottom Line: LIGHT MAKES RIGHT! having owned/ridden all kind of alu hardtails and dual suspension setups, I sold all them, I will never get rid of this bike! Custom build sandvik ti frame these bikes were only offered to diamond back team members, I bought mine from a sponsored rider that was switching to Redline. I LOVE THIS BIKE! I have owned mine for ten plus years now and cannot say enough good about a titanium hardtail! It is in need of some new components these days, like a new fork, and I will probably update to XTR or SRAM XX 2x10 setup to get the weight down even more try and break the 20 lb. mark, she currently sits at 21 lbs. If you want the best ride in a hardtail only carbon can even hold a candle to ti, and carbon doesn't have the springy, lively feel that ti does. Get one if you can!
Favorite Trail: Tger Summit, WA
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$1000.00
Purchased At: Mountain Bike Outfit
Similar Products Used: trek hardtail, cannondale hardtail, k2 lithium 3.0, santa cruz vp-free
Bike Setup: Xt/Xtr, grip shift, Xt v-brakes, shimano clipless pedals, old skool control tech bar, stem, seatpost, bontrager ti seat, mavic 317/hugi compact/ti spokes front, hugi/dt ss/mavic rear, old flexy RS judy DH fork
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