Similar Products Used: Nah...
This is my first slopestyle frame.
Bike Setup: Fox 36,MTX/Dabomb,X7,Thomson,Swinger,Saint,Hayes,etc.
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Submitted by
Diebel
a Downhiller
from Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Date Reviewed: July 11, 2008
Strengths: I dunno, it seems pretty durable. looks sweet, wheight isn't bad.
Weaknesses: weight, compared to competitors there is no competition (Kona Bass/Cowan DS, Transition double, Yeti 4X, Foes, FX bike ect.) and the rear shock.
Bottom Line:
It is a good freeride/slopestyle bike if you have it set up right, and is also amazing for big dj's. it is a little on the heavey side, but after riding it for a while you get used to it. overall, it is a very good bike.
Similar Products Used: Kona Bass/Cowan DS, Transition double, Yeti 4X, Foes, FX bike ect.
Bike Setup: Manitou (change when i get enough money), Rockshox Pike, Single Speed drivetrain, shimano deore hyro brakes, truvativ cranks, chainguide, and stem, Singletrack rims, Intense lock on grips, Nokian front tire, Michelin rear tire, specialized seat, stalk seatpost, crankbrother's 50/50 pedals
Strengths: looks, initial weight, aggressive geometry, can be used for many different types of riding, price
Weaknesses: stock rear shock. its pretty much a crap. bottom clearance is kind of low but hey, you can just bunny hop that log.
Bottom Line:
i really like the frame. pretty cheap, just need to change the rear shock asap and go for a rip. depends on what you put on it, it can handle many different types of riding with ease and treats you very well
If you're looking for a do-it-all bike, choose the nemesis. It can handle almost everything. It's great for freeride, north shore, dirt jump and even urban.
Bike Setup: fox talas 36R, manitou split RP, e13 chainguide, halo combat wheel, specialized lo pro mag pedals
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Submitted by
patrick bradley
a Cross Country Rider
from kamloops
Date Reviewed: August 8, 2006
Strengths: agressive stance, very accurate manuverable geometry. good plush travel for hucking big hit's and drops, firm but light.
Bottom Line:
it's hard for me to justify a price for this bike because it was free, and I got id dressed to the nines... but this bike is sick. I would pay 2500 for a new one if it got stolen. A great light weight med travel dh bike free ride bike. super solid and smooth
Bike Setup: Great geometry, setup with travis 150 fork and all raceface diabolous, sram x9 drivetrain, sun mtx rims 2.5" nokian tire. best bike I've ever owned.
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What the hell.... check out this one too! Here's the Nemesis...
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What the hell... check out this one too. Here's the Nemesis...
[IMG]http://www.jamisbikes.com/12_nemesis650.jpg[/IMG]
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