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Joel
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from Santa FeDate Reviewed: May 16, 2001
Strengths: Great Climber, looks good, and seems like a good value for the strong, forgiving ride.Weaknesses: Could use better fork in the retail price range, Ovation components look worn almost immediately.Bottom Line: I have owned this bike for about 1.5 monthes and ride it about three times a week and would certainly recommend this bike to anyone looking for a quality and reasonably priced steel bike. Some independant frame makers ask about as much for the individial frame as my entire bike cost(which was on sale). This is a bike anybody can enjoy, from the beginner(me) to a pretty advanced XC rider. The frame can also be pretty intersting to look at with the irregular diamond shaped downtube(paint is eye-catching!) The only up-grades I insisted on was the change to the Maxxis(Hard-Drive) rear tire-don't like the snake-belly, and the TIME pedals(which I love).
Favorite Trail: South Boundary Trail;AF-Taos
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$1050.00
Purchased At: NM Bike N' Sport
Similar Products Used: Cannondale F900, Kona
Bike Setup: Full XT w/ IRC-Maxxis tire combo. Raceface stem and Time pedals
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