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Chumba Racing F4

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# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 5/5
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Submitted by ruskyskier27 a Downhiller from Glastonbury, CT
Date Reviewed: June 14, 2009
Favorite Trail:Case DH
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $1250.00
Purchased At:forums
Strengths:bombproof frame with great handling over the many roots and rocks i encounter on rides. the rear suspension design simply floats you over the rough and perfectly positions you for drops/jumps. there isnt anything this bike cant do other than the occasional 10 mile climb...
Weaknesses:makes me late to work. but honestly none thus far.
Similar Products Used:Scott High Octane 1
Kona Stinky D
Bike Setup:F4 frame, boxxer team fork, avid code brakes, kenda nevegal tires, manitou revox shock(great product)
Bottom Line:this bike was an absolute steal for the price that i paid. would have been willing to shell out much much more for it. if youre a downhiller buy this bike. nuff said.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Will Boucher a Downhiller from Ventura
Date Reviewed: April 4, 2007
Favorite Trail:Tunnel or Cold Springs
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Price Paid: $2500.00
Purchased At:Complete from friend
Strengths:Great through rock! Couldent ask for a smoother bike!
Weaknesses:The frame has a little play in it
Similar Products Used:Sunday
Bike Setup:Chumba F4, Fox 40 RC2, Avid Codes,Fox DHX 5.0, SDG.
Bottom Line:If you are looking for a bike that is great for rock a Chumba would be good for you. I ride the Santa Barbara trails almost three times a week and those trails are super rocky and I have never had a problem with this bike.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Jim a Downhiller from Vancouver BC Canada
Date Reviewed: December 10, 2006
Favorite Trail:mach chicken
Duration Product Used:6 months
Purchased At:Traded for it
Strengths:welds, design, feel, angles, cockpit,rear travel, best handling bike ive ever ridden, rear swing arm, super stiff frame, rear shock DHX5.0, floating brake arm = no brake jack, you can point this frame down anything, its sticks to the ground, jumps well and corners well
Weaknesses:nothing the frame its so well thought out, maybe tuff to get at the rear linkage but thats not a biggie, rare bb size
Similar Products Used:ive owned alot of dh/freeride bikes intense m1 03, Giant atx team dh 00, orange 222 03 and patriot, turner rail and dhr02
Bike Setup:fox 40 rc2 single tracks on hadleys dhx 5.0 magura louise fr brakes raceface north shore cranks chromag stem and bars
Bottom Line:I built up my dream bike in 03/04 my intense m1 with all the best parts i could get my hands on and I passed up on the chumba. After a season and a bit on the intense m1 i toyed with some freeride frames and then had a chance to pick up a chumba f4 in a trade that was hardly used. I have to say this is my dream bike now, Ive never ridden a better dh bike there is nothing this bike doesn't do well. I was told this bike wouldn't be any good on the North shore and north shore type trails. let me tell you they where wrong, the bike just rips on that stuff and handles well at slow speeds floats over all that rooty and real rough stuff holds a line like no other and has gotten me outta so much shyt and close calls.

If you like to fly down the mtn grab some air or keep it on the ground, snap outta corners and point it down the rough stuff this is the bike for you. look around and see if you can pick one up.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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