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nixon_fiend
a Cross Country Rider
from UKDate Reviewed: April 8, 2010
Strengths: Awesome 650B wheelsWeaknesses: Designed with geo more towards 29ers than 26"Bottom Line: 650B wheels have a lot of potential .. roll fast and are small enough to be thrown around./bunny hopped etc. with much more ease than 29ers. The beasley is a great bike to get people riding 650B but it needs to be treated to a shorter fork and lighter kit to really impress and get the most outta the wheels
Favorite Trail: Stainburn
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$900.00
Similar Products Used: loads of bikes
Bike Setup: SS .. rigid .. stock except for brooks saddle
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Gator70
a Weekend Warrior
from Twentynine Palms, CaDate Reviewed: June 5, 2009
Strengths: Mechanically simple. Surprisingly nice components. This is one good looking bike, the catalog pictures do it no justice.
The steel/chrome molly frame soaks up the vibrations.Weaknesses: None, it is what it is, which is why I bought it.Bottom Line: This bike is freaking fun. I forgot how fun a rigid frame could be. The 650B tires are good to go, I think they are worth the hype. Worth it for those who want a no B.S, mechanically sound rigid frame bike. You will have to dust off some of those old skills because there is no front fork or rear shock to rescue you from stupidity. Nothing but pure steel sweetness!
Favorite Trail: Bootleg Canyon
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$1300.00
Similar Products Used: None. Currently also ride an 07 Specialized Enduro with the works. Opposite end of the spectrum so to speak.
Bike Setup: Stock from Haro
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