Submitted by
eugenio
a Downhiller
from argentina Date Reviewed: April 22, 2007
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$260.00
Weaknesses:
es demaciado debil en la culata. son dificil de conseguir las partes de recambio
Bike Setup:
fork boxxer 2006 axle 26-24 crank set race face diabolus hub ringle , mtx , hayes nine tee race face diabolus , shock fox vanilla rc 200 post thonson
Bottom Line:
es una bicicleta agil y vesrsatil con una rueda trasera aro 24 atras hace que el motor no quede tan alto y la hace mas manejable
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Submitted by
Chris
a Downhiller
from Moorpark, California, U.S.A. Date Reviewed: May 10, 2005
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
Used
Strengths:
-Fairly light -Strong main triangle -Ability to mount a front derailleur -Great price
Weaknesses:
-Rear brake mount is not International Standard -Swingarm is FLEXY -Inability to get repalcement parts
Similar Products Used:
Iron Horse SGS Pro
Bike Setup:
2001 Cheeta Prowler, 2002 White Bros. DH2 with 7" travel upgrade kit, Magura Louise FR brakes, Azonic Outlaw wheels
Bottom Line:
I haven't had much time on this frame so far, but at the moment the frame seems like a good purchase. The rear swingarm is very flexy, and since Cheeta went out of buisness a few years ago, you cannot get replacement parts. The frame seems to soak up everything I can throw at it so far. Plus, it looks pretty slick.
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Submitted by
Rodrigo
a Downhiller
from Santiago, RM, Chile Date Reviewed: November 3, 2002
Favorite Trail:
sierra de bellavista
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$550.00
Purchased At:
a usa friend
Strengths:
i passed from a haro ex-2 to this frame, i think is a very good frame for downhill, no problems at all at the moment
Weaknesses:
the swingarm it always gets floppy
Similar Products Used:
none at the moment
Bike Setup:
suntour disc brakes, azonic handlebar and stem ( dh both ), suntour mg91 fork ( hope now i can get a shiver or a boxxer )full shimano deore and xtr, haro hubs ( really good ones )
Bottom Line:
really good bike for jumps, dh and freeride, with this bike you can get a lot better ( improve your movements and jumps, everything, the fox vanilla rc helps a lot!!! ) but you have to put a doble crown fork, cause a single crown is to little, if you put a psylo would be good, but if you can put a boxxer, shiver, monster or mx6 or lr1 it would be great, it will be much better, thats all i can say
ride safe kids
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Submitted by
Cheeta Killer
a Weekend Warrior
from CT Date Reviewed: December 31, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Plattekill
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1400.00
Purchased At:
Shop
Strengths:
This product's strengths is only as strong as it's weakest link. The swingarm.
Weaknesses:
I found the swingarm to lack the durability and strength that was expected of a $1400 frame.
2002 Prowler with 2002 junior-T with new heavier rear spring-650
Bottom Line:
The bottom line is the frame worked great for the first four rides.Then while pre-running the downhill course at Plattekill this fall the rear swingarm snapped in half on a four foot drop.I had three runs before it snapped. Needless to say I spent six hours in the car back and forth from home to spend an hour carrying a forty pound bike down the mountain.The following day I had to next day air it back to the company so they could take care of the swingarm quickly. This incident caused me to doubt the strength of the bike and now I am not riding to my full potential due to the fear of serious injury due to possible frame failure. Since the frame was under warranty I called the service department to see what my options were in getting the swing arm fixed or upgraded I didn't think it was going to be a problem.During my conversation with the warranty department they kept procrastinating on what they were going to do.Finally after two and half months of waiting (well past the riding season) they sent the frame scratched up, but with a new swingarm.In addition to the hassle I ended up paying $100 in shipping, and $50 for a new heavier spring. Oh! and by the way they refused to garantee the new swingarm and I'm sill waiting for my rear drop outs. To answer the question who should buy this product sorry but no one, not even a weekend warrior. Sorry to the Cheeta lovers out there but, this is my incident and dissatisfaction with the product and service I recieved through the company.
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Submitted by
pete
a Downhiller
from ontario canada Date Reviewed: December 14, 2001
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Strengths:
pedaling versatility race worthiness
Weaknesses:
0
Similar Products Used:
stab primo bb7
Bike Setup:
boxxer blackspire guide xtr 8" hayes
Bottom Line:
About 6 weeks ago I cracked my swingarm on my 99 Cheeta Prowler, man I was one sad MF. I decided to ask around the big forums (pinkbike,dropmachine,nsmb,ridemonkey,mtbr) for some help. Mike Ross MacKinnon (Demon/Cheetamike) and Mike King (KIng) with whom I'd spoken with before came to the rescue. Cheetamike called up Jeff at Cheeta and told him about my predicament. Jeff responded with "send it in and we'll see what we can do". Once received it they searched for a swingarm but had none left. They thought they might be able to make another but today said it couldn't be done and that they would send me a whole 2000 Prowler frame asap. Now thats what I call customer service, no BS, lies or stall tactics, straight up honesty. Cheeta has a customer for life now.
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Submitted by
clint
a Downhiller
from tyrone,ga Date Reviewed: October 22, 2001
Favorite Trail:
;aurel mtn nc
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$800.00
Purchased At:
used
Strengths:
well built, 8 lbs
Weaknesses:
see below
Similar Products Used:
Stab, dare
Bike Setup:
Prowler, stratos s7, hadley, rhyno's, xt, mrp
Bottom Line:
The bike was easy to build until it was time for the bottom bracket. I needed a chain guide to race down hill. I had an MRP worldcup II and the only way I could get it to fit was to use the standard square BB for old school LX cranks. The bottom bracket has to be ungodly long for the MRP to fit. No one makes a splinned bb in the necessary length. Everything else went on fine. The bike does ok for racing. On rough steep sections where you need to brake hard the bike wants to buck, making braking a chore. If it weren't for the plushness of the S7 on the front the ride would be worse. As for the Prowler being a "free ride bike" I doubt it. This bike will work you on the climbs. The bike has to be ridden farther forward than most bikes. I reduced the rake on the S7 to accomodate this sensation which helped. The bike corners very well once you find it's sweet spot and stay on top of it. It also handles very predictably in the air. I paid 800 bucks for this frame used and feel like I got a good deal for a nice frame. Moral of the story, if you want a downhill bike, don't skimp, buy a downhill specific frame.
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Submitted by
Jeff
a Downhiller
from Newark, NJ Date Reviewed: August 7, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Dangerous Ground
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$1200.00
Purchased At:
the pedaler
Strengths:
Pedals great for a DH, corners good. Great bike for small to medium drops, and easy dh. For anything bigger forget about it.
Weaknesses:
Noticed some rear end flex on the big stuff. Major brake jack on steep drop ins. I had to replace shock bushing on a weekly basis.(extremely annoying) I would recomend using the Avalanche shock with this frame.
I built this bike for play(freeride, urban, whatever) I am not sure how well it would do set up strickly for downhill, but for me this thing rocks. So far I have only had a 32t ring on the front and this thing will climb well(slower but well). It flies on rolling terrain and takes the hits downhill without hesitation. Doing 4-5 ft drops are almost to easy. It's built up to 36lbs right now but I will probably beef up a few parts as I go bigger. If you want a bike for play I would recommend this bike.
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Submitted by
Mooki
a Downhiller
from Bronx Date Reviewed: August 6, 2001
Favorite Trail:
UnHoly (Plattekill)
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$1200.00
Purchased At:
factory direct
Strengths:
The frame looks and smells good.
Weaknesses:
Where to begin...head tube ovalized, rear shock mashed twice, shock linkage mashed, hayes direct disc mount off center, weak paint job, horrible customer service, besides that it was great.
Similar Products Used:
Super 8, Project X, Brooklyn TMX, Foes mono, GT DHi
Bike Setup:
Shivers, 26x24 doublewides, profile cranks w/mrp, etc.
Bottom Line:
I would highly advise against the purchase of this or any Cheeta product . They definately can't hang hear on the east coast. Customer service was un-willing to help me with any of these problems. The Santa Cruz super 8 is much better suited for aggressive Dh.
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Submitted by
Jimmy
a
from Chico,ca. Date Reviewed: July 21, 2001
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1399.00
Purchased At:
LBS
Strengths:
Solid construction, build quality, good design, simplicity.
Weaknesses:
limited clearance for larger than a 26X2.5 tire on the rear. You need to run a 24 to fit anything bigger.
Makes a sick trial/FR bike. Can run with the big boys on the DH stuff, but leaves `em in the dust on the pedally bits. Can be built up fairly light for such a burly ride. Rides better than my `01 CR250! Bottom line: Lets me pedal myself to the top of the hill & makes me feel like a hero on the way down!
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Submitted by
warren anderson
a Downhiller
from australia Date Reviewed: July 17, 2001
Favorite Trail:
poop
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Purchased At:
second hand
Strengths:
all good especcially the head tube gussets
Weaknesses:
the swingarm wobbles like hell and ive cracked the seat tube shaft
Similar Products Used:
craftworks dhr ti avanti D8 Craftworks ML-1 khs fetish kona stab primo
Bike Setup:
cheeta pro line dh manitou fox dice two six hayes funn
Bottom Line:
this bike is sh*t house for 70kg+ riders but good design and the swingarm needs improvement
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Submitted by
John M
a Racer
from mich Date Reviewed: July 5, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Plattekill
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$1300.00
Purchased At:
Cheeta cycles
Strengths:
pedals Great takes BIG hits and comes back for more love the design
Weaknesses:
rear tire is set up for quick release Must go with Hadley hubs and tru axle ( i jerry rigged the rear drop out to make them fixed no problems now)
Similar Products Used:
GT Lobo, Super 8, Turner GT DHI
Bike Setup:
Monster T Sun dbl wide rims Intense tires
Bottom Line:
If your new to downhill or on a budget this bikes get you in the game now, with no downfalls. Cust. service is great,always a plesent voice on the other end ( the owner is the man you will talk to no lackys )I would recomend this bike to anyone that can dish out abuse and expects to ride later not fix s%$t - John
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Submitted by
Nick
a Downhiller
from O.C Crew Date Reviewed: April 1, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Nick's Backyard DH
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1600.00
Strengths:
This Proline DH has a plush 8" of rear travel, that works smooth, and it corners like no other, and can take hits like no other. It's price is another good part. I would say that this bike is just about as good as an Intense M-1.
Weaknesses:
NONE AT ALL.
Bike Setup:
WB DH-2, Race Face North Shore Cranks, DoubleWides,Hayes 8" black, Hadley hubs, Chris King Headset, MRP Chainguide, Azonic Pedals and bars. Maxxis tires.
Bottom Line:
This bike is awesome. IF you haven't tried it, then make sure you do before you decide to buy a different bike. Although Cheeta is not really well known, their products are far superior to many other bike companies, they dont have much advertising because they aren't that big of a company yet. go to www.cheetacycles.com
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Submitted by
demon
a Racer
from mapleridge bc Date Reviewed: February 3, 2001
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Purchased At:
factorydirect
Strengths:
light weight(8lbs8ozs). extremly rigid design,low maintance,tough as nails, does it all design,climbs,corners pedals and decends.
Weaknesses:
odd size seat post(30.9mm),not well known enough yet so consumers are a little lery.(due to the fact that cheeta does not spend big bucks on adverts like a lot of the other bikes in its market )
Similar Products Used:
96 model cheeta ,specilized fsr, norco vps 1
Bike Setup:
monster "T" , 26/24 double wides tioga frt tire and saddle,kenda kolassal rear tire, easton bars xt cranks, weight around 42/44 lbs depending on tires.
Bottom Line:
with the new prowler able to accept a frt deraileur and 7" of rear travel and a retail cost of 1499ish this is a deadly do it all frame for those who can only afford one bike to race and free-ride on.
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Submitted by
Mooki
a Downhiller
from Brooklyn NY Date Reviewed: January 31, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Vancortland - Bronx
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$1200.00
Purchased At:
factory direct
Strengths:
Geometry, weight, strength, stiffness, adjustable, replacable derailer hanger, and very plush (7 inch travel)
Weaknesses:
No rear through axle compadibility.
Similar Products Used:
Brooklyn TMX, Santa Cruz supa8, Kona Stab primo, Balfa DH, Rocky r m6
Bike Setup:
Shiver, fox rc, hayes 8 inch, proflle cranks, mrp, tomac dh wheelset, nokian, azonic,etc. 44lbs total
Bottom Line:
Perfect balance between weight & strenght. Beefy enough for large drops & light enogh for technical sections. Massive rear swingarm tracks very well with no torsional flex. This frame handles and accelerates like a freeride, but is twice as beefy. If your looking for a Dh rig for under 5/k, and under 50lbs., this is yo ride.
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Submitted by
feelix
a Weekend Warrior
from walnut Date Reviewed: December 15, 2000
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$2069.00
Purchased At:
Cheeta Cycles
Strengths:
CHEETA PRO LINE...
pedals super efficiently super BEEFY super plush soaks stuff up really well very stiff
Weaknesses:
i want a bigger color selection and the linkage needs some maintnaince once in a while hasnt won a world cup YET
Similar Products Used:
Cheeta Prowler, C'dale Super V 500, Shcwinn Straight 6, Schwinn straight 8, Foes DHS, Kona Stinky Dee Lux, Specialized DH bike
Bike Setup:
White bros Dh2 with inch upgrade, hope 04's(best brakes ever), profile cranks, Azonic bars, Maxxis tires, Mavic Rims, Shimano XTR
Bottom Line:
this is one of the best dh bikes you can buy. its very sturdy and stiff. you can win any race on this bike.
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Submitted by
Codie
a Downhiller
from Covina Date Reviewed: December 15, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Stater Brothers Jumps
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$1000.00
Purchased At:
Cheeta
Strengths:
The bike is really simple, and I'm kind of small, and it fits me well. It has low standover height, and is very plush nad sturdy.
Weaknesses:
It doesn't come in pink.
Similar Products Used:
Cannondale Freeride, Mountain Cycle San Andreas
Bike Setup:
DH 2's, Hayes Brakes ( I should have gotten hopes), Maxxis Tires, Shimano
Bottom Line:
this bike costs half as much as pro level downhill frames, and is simpler, more reliable, and works just as well. The frame is not to mention stiffer. I'm not very strong, but it is very easy to ride this bike. Customer service is very good too. This is one of the sleeping bargains of the downhill world. Go buy one.
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Submitted by
Craig Schotz
a Downhiller
from Nashua, NH....USA Date Reviewed: November 23, 2000
Favorite Trail:
any,..street riding
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$700.00
Purchased At:
used,....
Strengths:
SOLID construction
The very BEST rear shock action of ANY cantilever design out there,..perfect trigonometry means a stroke that feels like liquid ball bearings.
Oversized main pivot shaft and dropouts that are TWICE the size of a Mountain Cycle San Andreas,...
Customer Service, Customer Service, Customer Service,...you can get a REAL person on the phone. You never get a voicemail that says "I have either stepped away from my desk or,.....leave your #, I'll call you back"...NEVER!
Weaknesses:
None,...haven't broken, bent, or cracked anything,...
Similar Products Used:
San Andreas DHS....
Bike Setup:
Freeride, Street,.......boxxer forks up front,..disc brakes front and rear,..Y2K FOX Vanilla R long stroke rear shock,.. MRP chain guide and (no front mech,..although you can mount one with a triple ring setup if you desire,..FLEXIBLE bike)
Bottom Line:
Bought it used 2 years ago not knowing much about Cheeta,..price seemed right. It is a 98 Prowler with 6+ inches of rear travel and rear disc brake mounting. I re-powdercoated it (Was a team frame with lots of scratches) and built it up...it has been so reliable.
The look is rather boring with its conventional "tube design",...this caused me to spring for a Y2K San Andreas DHS (LOVED the look of a monococque frame),..that didn't work out too well,..I tried riding it like my Cheeta and things started braking. The Swingarm has been replaced (reluctantly) by Mountain Cycle under warranty with one cracked dropout. The monococque frame now has several dents in the flat panel sides. The frame is only a year old and looks VERY "second hand". My buddy who rides an M1 says that is the nature of monococue frames,...you can have them.
I'm back on my Cheeta Prowler looking to buy the new 2001 Prowler to replace it. Simplicity RULES. It has been ridden all over for 2 years and is still in EX+ condition.
You can score these frames pretty cheaply used on the net,..I would recommend one to anybody looking for a good street, free-rider that you can jump stairs, loading docks, whatever really with ease and confidence.
GREAT all purpose machine. Nicest folks to deal with on the phone!
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Submitted by
Big John
a Downhiller
from Eastcoast Date Reviewed: August 6, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Whitetail
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Very strong frame. Perfect welds, great geometry, very plush. This thing tracts like it's on rails. Takes the big hits with no complaint.
Weaknesses:
Older model no rear disc mounts.
Similar Products Used:
Giant DS-1
Bike Setup:
Z-7 Hanebrink,Raceface DH cranks, Mrp, XT drivetrain, Mammoths, Maxxis Mobsters, Maguras 33(as of now, changing to disc this month)
Bottom Line:
If you want a kickass DH rig without braking the bank, this is your ride. Customer service is great as well.
"FASTEST BREED"
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Submitted by
pete
a Downhiller
from ont, Canada Date Reviewed: June 10, 2000
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Strengths:
tube, beefy tubing great welds strong swing arm, with no play simple motocross design, very effective
Weaknesses:
zero
Similar Products Used:
Kona Primo, Specialized DH, Stinky Dee Lux VPS 1
Bike Setup:
ud 180, fox rc, xt der, mammoths, hayes 8 inch
Bottom Line:
very effective design nicely sloped giving ful stand over control of bike in all situations: corners, off camber, drops
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Submitted by
Frank G
a Racer
from Laguna Beach,ca Date Reviewed: May 31, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Direct dial/Telonics
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
The new Pro line rules. It is dominating the expert class. The bike corners like no other maybe better than a m-1 and it just sucks everything yp like a mofo. Put a X-vert carbon on the front and you definetly have a world cup contender.
Weaknesses:
none
Similar Products Used:
M-1
Bottom Line:
I dont know what they retail for but if you are a racer or a chairlift junkie you will be stoked with this bike
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Submitted by
JASON PAUL
a Cross Country Rider
from LA ,CA,USA Date Reviewed: February 5, 2000
Favorite Trail:
P.V.
Duration Product Used:
Less than 1 month
Strengths:
Light weight, strong ,stiff....
Weaknesses:
TOO STIFF..go figure..I thought cannondale was stiff. this thing beats you up all the way down...on the top side it climbs like a billy goat, my only suggestion is you must ride this frame with 100 mm of travel...the super light sid just doesnt cut it..
Similar Products Used:
3D RACINGS DS FRAME,AZONICS DS1
Bike Setup:
XC/DS MIX IT UP!
Bottom Line:
A GREAT BUY...THE FRAME IS EXOTICA DEFINED...
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Submitted by
Eigil Bisgaard
a Downhiller
from Alpine, CA Date Reviewed: December 4, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Noble Canyon
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
Light weight, low price.
Weaknesses:
Not as plush as the more exspensive rigs.
Similar Products Used:
Intense M-1SL Rotec Pro Downhill
Bike Setup:
Marz Mr. T Hayes Cable discs
Bottom Line:
A great bike for a budget downhiller.
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Submitted by
Robb
a Downhiller
from Pittsburgh, PA Date Reviewed: March 17, 1999
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Bottom Line:
Finishing buliding it now. Jeff, the owner, is a great guy. Great customer service. Feels super plush. Flawless welds, beautiful craftmanship, nice design. Fox tc is a smooth shock. very adjustable. i wish it came with 12mm dropouts. I'll give a riding review after finish building.
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Submitted by
MIKE
a downhiller
from MAPLERIDGE Date Reviewed: October 31, 1998
Bottom Line:
CHEETA DH I BOUGHT ONE OF THE FIRST CHEETAS BACK IN SEP 96 . I WAS PLEASED WITH HANDLING OF THE BIKE IT FELT VERY COMFORTABLE AT SPEED AND TRACKED STRAIGHT. MY BIKE CAME WITH A KUSTER SHOCK WHICH I THINK SLOWED THE BIKE IN THE SUSPENSION END. THE CRAFTMANSHIP OF THE FRAME WAS TOP NOTCH, THE SWING WAS ANOTHER STORY THE BRAKE POSTS WERE NOT IN LINE. CHEETA WAS NICE ENOUGH TO EXCHANGE THE SWINGARM WITH A NEWER DESIGN THAT PUT THE OLD DESIGN TO SHAME.OVERALL THE FRAME WAS A SWEET RIDE , AND I WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO ANY LOOKING FOR A LOW MAINTANCE LONG TRAVEL RIDE.
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Submitted by
N
a downhiller
from Date Reviewed: October 1, 1998
Bottom Line:
Hey Simon the word is write not right, now whose a stupid bastard?. The RST fork must really be good if you have to use another companies products just to get it to work right. Furthermore a Z1 is very easy to tune, you obviously did not test one that was set up for your bodyweight etc. Finally, the Fisher FHO is a joke, as are you.
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Submitted by
Simon Chnier
a downhiller
from Quebec Canada Date Reviewed: September 9, 1998
Bottom Line:
I right this to Ryan Bonilla, he you stupid bastard I got a RST Mozo Hi5 and I find it very plush , you've got to tune the shock with JUDY BUTTER and it will be plush has you want. there is a difference with plush and to much plush like the Z1, you use 3/4 of the travel just when you get on the bike. You've got to tune it your self if your not to much of a SISSY. Just clean the elastomer and put JUDY BUTTER on them.By the way i've got a GaryFisher FHO and it RULES
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Submitted by
Paul Shapiro
a downhiller
from City of Angels Date Reviewed: January 31, 1998
Bottom Line:
I got the Cheeta frame for about 1200 bucks w/ a Fox Vanilla shock. I built it up w/ a Bullet Bros. ZZyzx fork w/ 6 inches of travel and man this bikes hauls ass. The design is similar to a Foes Weasel or Mountain Cycle but with way more stiffness especially in the swingarm. The bike is heavy built up w/ Azonic bars and stem, Mavic 121 dh rims w/ xt hubs and a xt drivetrain but performs flawlessly.The rear end gets 5.5 inches w/ the Vanilla but longer stroke Foxes will get you about 6.5 inches of travel. The welds on the bikes are perfect. This bike definitely kicks ass.
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Submitted by
Ryan Bonilla
a downhiller
from NJ Date Reviewed: January 30, 1998
Bottom Line:
You get five inches of plush travel with a fox vannilla R, the bike handles great and tracks & carves like a dream. I got the bike for around a grand, with a t2 tensioner and an RST Hi 5 fork. Great for the budget downhiller. I heard you could get 6 inches if you upgrade to a vanilla rx. Awesome bike buy it.PS the RST FORK! they claimed 5 inches my ass, its a very stiff 4 inches, I tried the Z1 bomber its so plush
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