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Clifford Josey
a Weekend Warrior
from Medford OregonDate Reviewed: August 29, 2006
Strengths: Stiff, Stealth, and Rocky Mountain quality...Weaknesses: Tall seat tube measurement for a large.Bottom Line: I owned a 2001 RM7, The leap in technology from that bike to this one is amazing. The same travel, with better standover and a much more solid rear end. The 66 rc2x works great. The whole bike is like a mini DH ripper that jibs off anything. The S3 complete would've been a much better deal, but I had a lot of the parts anyway. This is the best evolution of the Switch yet.
Favorite Trail: Any Whistler black diamond
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$2000.00
Purchased At: Bear Creek Bicycle
Similar Products Used: Rocky RM7, Older Switch, Kona Stinky, Big hit.
Bike Setup: Marzocchi 66 rc2x, Saint cranks and brakes, Gamut 34t guide, Thompson stem, Diabolus bars, SDG I-beam seat and post, Hugi FR hubs with Tioga rims (crap) Kenda Nevegals
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Simen
a Weekend Warrior
from SloveniaDate Reviewed: July 17, 2006
Strengths: Frame is flawless, nice details, strong, powder coating is resistant to scratchesWeaknesses: Heavy but it's a HC freeride bikeBottom Line: This bike can do everything. I lower the fork for steep uphills, rev the propedal on DHX 5.0 and it climbs surprisigly well. Down hill is one plush, bottomles ride. No flex just solid feeling. I use XLs/Fat Albert/Big Betty for epic rides to save some weight.
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$2500.00
Purchased At: IDsport
Similar Products Used: None in this class
Bike Setup: X9, RF stem, 729/Nevegal/XT, Ringle, Marzocchi 66 light ETA
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