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Motobecane FLY Team hardtail XC Hardtail
Product DescriptionSub 20 lb XC RaceFLY Team - 19.9 lbs XTR / FSA List $2495 Rave reviews from Mountain Bike Action, Mountain Biking Magazine, Bike Magazine "Mountain Biking XC Race Bike of the Year" "attack the mountains" "responsive ride" "Performance and parts spec is on the highest level" Mountain Biking Magazine
User Reviews
Submitted by
htcltd
a Racer
from Nelson, New Zealand Date Reviewed: June 26, 2011 Strengths: This is excellent value for money. A very light bike (sub 20 lbs) with a titanium frame and excellent components. Rides great. Weaknesses: To keep the cost down they didn't use Shimano chain/hub so shifting isn't as good as it should be. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 1 Year Price Paid: $2500.00 Purchased At: Bikesdirect.com Similar Products Used: Marin
Submitted by
hanzo111
a Cross Country Rider
from Bethesda MD Date Reviewed: April 16, 2011 Strengths: First off I was amazed by the welds! and then the price, The way the frame is built i would really expect it to cost 3 times as much. The components are excellent. Weaknesses: I really don't see any weaknesses, it climbs like mad and with the Avid ultimate brakes it stops very well although these brakes need to be bled every 25 hard miles. The FSA crank is great but the chain rings dont hold up to well. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Seneca park Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $1350.00 Purchased At: Ebay Similar Products Used: NONE! My first Ti bike, My last hard tail front suspension bike was my old Diamond back chromoly frame that lasted me years when i was poor. Bike Setup: Stock with the exception of the following: Ergon GX1 grips Forte Gel Triathlon Seat Hylix full carbon Bar ends XTR Spd pedals 2 Zipps carbon bottle cages Cates eye computer 
Submitted by
trapper
a Cross Country Rider
from Wisconsin, USA Date Reviewed: June 21, 2008 Strengths: Light weight, strong frame (for weight), Excellent components, Great climbing machine. Weaknesses: For me it is the Rapid Fire shifters - I prefer grip shifts. Also, the RockShox SID Race is a bit light duty for me. Might need to upgrade to a Reba. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Levis Mound Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $1700.00 Purchased At: bikesdirect.com Similar Products Used: KHS, k2, Specialized. Bike Setup: Fork RockShox SID Race - 80mm travel Pure Delite Dual Air suspension with External rebound adjust Crankset FSA Carbon Pro Team Issue Integrated spindle 22/32/44T Bottom Bracket FSA MegaEXO External Bearing System Pedals n/a Front Derailleur Shimano XTR FD-M971 Rear Derailleur Shimano XTR 2009 RD-M971 Top-Normal Shifters Shimano XTR RapidFire Plus 27 speed SL-M970 with push-pull release Cassette/Freewheel Shimano Ultegra cassette 9 speed 11-27T Chain KMC super narrow X9 speed Hubs Black Anodized Vuelta XRP Team Edition, Precison Bearing with QR Spokes Round Double Butted Stainless steel black finish with alloy nipples Rims Vuleta XRP Team SuperLite Disc, doublewall aluminum/eyelets Tires Kenda Klimax Lite 26 x 1.95 Kevlar, presta valve tubes Brakes Avid Juicy Carbon, 160mm rotor 6 bolt IS mount (standard) (V-Brake Bosses NOT Included) Brake Levers Avid Juicy Carbon Headset FSA Orbit XL II cartridge bearing for threadless Handlebar Ritchey WCS Triple butted TRX50 aluminum Stem Ritchey WCS 4Axis aluminum Tape/Grip Ritchey WCS Hex foam Saddle Skye Turbo saddle Crn/Ti rails Seat Post Ritchey WCS Aluminum 27.2x350mm
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