The Quasi-Moto DH is built to tame the most aggressive World Cup style courses. It can out handle, out descend, out sprint, and simply out perform any bike in its class. If you are a capable pilot willing to charge hard and go fast, the Quasi-Moto DH will respond!
Submitted by
Fatso
a Weekend Warrior
from Calgary Date Reviewed: September 22, 2001
Favorite Trail:
All kinds
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Purchased At:
Calgary Cycle
Strengths:
Strong, plush, efficient. Can be easily modified to run a front derailleur. Amazing Bike
Weaknesses:
None at all
Similar Products Used:
Ellsworth Truth
Bike Setup:
Currently running a Z1 MRC QR20, but will be putting a Shiver on it. Have a modified swing-link (chainstays) to run a front derailleur.
Bottom Line:
I have recently changed my frame from an Ellsworth Truth to this frame. While the Truth is a strong XC frame, it just wasn't designed for all the riding that I do. This ranges from 10' drops to epic all day rides with 5000'vertical feet of climbing. The Titus pedals amazingly well and can climb anything as long as you are strong enough - especially with the modified swing link. While a lot of people talk about an all around trail bike, I really think that this is it. With 7.5" of travel and a front derailleur, I can't imagine a better bike. It's strong and plush and simply ROCKS.
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