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Iron Horse SGS-Team DH Downhill Full Suspension
Product Description
User Reviews
Submitted by
airmiller44
a Downhiller
from Mesa AZ United States Date Reviewed: February 8, 2011 Strengths: Solid Frame Weaknesses: make sure you have a big boy fork as you wont be able to turn much with the huge headtube and fat top bar. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 2 Years Price Paid: $1500.00 Purchased At: built Similar Products Used: Iron horse sgs freeride Bike Setup: 888's Sram X7 shifter/derailer,avid codes 203mm, azonic pedals, atomlab rims , WTB seat
Submitted by
heavy hitter
a Downhiller
from san antonio texas Date Reviewed: April 13, 2007 Strengths: Super strong frame and good geometry Weaknesses: seat post clamp Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: More than 3 years Price Paid: $2000.00 Purchased At: online Similar Products Used: m1 Bike Setup: pretty much stock, cranks and grips brake levers little things  
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Niki
a Downhiller
from Lahti, Finland Date Reviewed: November 10, 2005 Strengths: - Good looking - Strong - Good parts Weaknesses: - A little bit heavy - Handlebar with too small rise - Too soft tires Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 3 months Purchased At: Supergo Similar Products Used: Norco Shore.
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Joel
a Downhiller
from Sacramento, CA Date Reviewed: October 18, 2005 Strengths: - strength - beefyness - looks cool - reliability - steel - price Weaknesses: - overall geometry - seat placement - weight - headtube size Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Northstar Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $2300.00 Bike Setup: Iron Horse SGS Team Marzocchi 66 VF 170 MRP System 1 Mag 30 rear / Bombshell Fatboy front Holzfeller cranks Shimano drivetrain Maxxis rubber
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Tyler Gilsdorf
a Downhiller
from Sammamish, WA, USA Date Reviewed: November 6, 2004 Strengths: This bike is well put together 1) it has compression dampning on the fork, unlike last years SGS pro 2) Shock is just as good as a 5-element 3) grips a ten times better than last years 4) 4-bolt stem thank you 5) Sram drivetrain, I had the Shimano XT get the cable ripped out the back at least 10 times on my old 03 SGS Pro 6) Rims are huck and racing proof 7) Brakes are incredible MAGS ROCK! 8) Comes with Top notch tires 9) E Thirteen Chainguide is awesome very quiet 10) Frame is so beefy, too beefy 11) Bike is very light 42lbs.! For a dh bike at least Weaknesses: 1) Tires are too soft so right when i got it i switched out the tires for maxxis mobsters (cheap tire for general riding) and saved the slow reezys for racing 2) The deraileur hanger still has those dang philips head screws, you either strip them or they back out Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: A-line or Dirt Merchant Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $2000.00 Purchased At: Supergo Similar Products Used: Kona Stinky, Kona Stinky Deluxe, Specialized Bighit Expert, Sport, SPEC, and Grom (fun bike, small!), Ironhorse 03 SGS Pro -got stolen from me :( -, 03 SGS EXPERT, Norco A-line (P.O.C.), Kona Joyride, Kona Stab Garbonzo, Giant Warp, too many to list Bike Setup: Stock with Maxxis Mobsters
Submitted by
ryan elliott
a Downhiller
from orange county CA usa Date Reviewed: September 13, 2004 Strengths: The frount end is a great deal stiffer than the previous years, the x9 derailer is easly tunable and super quiet, the evil srs chain retention system is very bombproof and reliable(not to mention quiet for a box guide)and consistent,the manitou swinger shock matches the feel of the boxxer team forks nicely when set up correctly, the frame is super beefy and flex free and with the 4" bb shell it feels extra stable, the sic stem is cool brcause you can run either a 25.4 or a 31.8 handelbar, the evil zero stack hedset gives the frount end a super low racey feel, the rear linkage has a sweet interlocking piece to prevent lateral play in the rear end plus the 12 mill axle helps, the minnion slow reezzay f/r tires are some of the best tires i have used, the hayes hd9 with the g2 open back calipers dissapate heat quickly and never fade the wtb lazerdisc wheel set is sweet and reliable only weigs 41.8 lbs thats roughly 3 lbs heavier than a pro rig Weaknesses: my stock seat collar broke, grips suck unless glued or wired, you must take the linkage apart to get the shock off(this is because of the interlocking spacer) matt black paint amp;ifies even the slightest bit of dust, supergo is out of them Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: chain smoke @ mammoth mtn CA Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $2350.00 Purchased At: supergo mission viejo Similar Products Used: ironhorse g-spot with similar set up Bike Setup: as shown in the supergo web site but with silver forks
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