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Ian Cuthbertson
a Weekend Warrior
from Puyallup, WA USADate Reviewed: August 23, 2002
Strengths: Style, stability, chicks dig it...
Weaknesses: Somewhat weighty, 7 speed Shimano drive(?), cheap front-end,Bottom Line: I had wanted a bike like this ever since I was 9 and the "Big Kids" of the 'hood would have my dad, (Tom Cuthbertson, author of "Anybody's Bike Book") fix up their beach cruisers for bombing trails when there wasn't any waves. Only better.
I weigh 180 and ride hard, therefore the shock doesn't hold up too well for me, the stock wheels and tires had to go, and, true, it weighs some, (around 25 lbs) but wuddaya want for $550? Well, if you want a super-curvy, '50's hot rod lookin' yet fairly functional, really fun to ride fast downhill hardtail, then look for a USED Bomber 21, 'cause they don't make 'em anymore, (sigh...)!
Favorite Trail: Victor Falls, Delaviega, Wylder Ranch
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$500.00
Purchased At: From the factory, last one they had!
Similar Products Used: none
Bike Setup: Shimano Acera shifters/brakes and the like, RST 280 shock, Sun CR/Shimano Deore wheelset, Hutch. Mosquitos, various stock stuff
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