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Jimmywhite33
a Date Reviewed: May 13, 2012
Strengths: Good components, looks niceWeaknesses: Benin having problems with crank it's not very strong my stickers have peeled off would. Also recommend putting kenda 2.35 tyres onBottom Line: Not a bad bike could get better for 400 / 500 quid
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yunszu
a Weekend Warrior
from Puerto RicoDate Reviewed: March 21, 2011
Strengths: Good geometry, Titec and mavic parts.Weaknesses: Decals peels off easily.Bottom Line: Try a voodoo. any frame any material and enjoy its magic.
Favorite Trail: Albergue Olimpico
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At: Fillo's Bike Shop
Similar Products Used: Cannondale F400, Specialized Rockhopper,Fuji Tahoe, Mongoose Rockadile LE, Iron Horse Warrior
Bike Setup: Axel Manitou fork,Hayes mechanical brakes,bontrager race lite crankset, truvativ components, Ritchey Tires.
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pedalitup
a Cross Country Rider
from OregonDate Reviewed: August 23, 2008
Strengths: This frame and fork easily allows Kenda SB8 2.35" tires. The front end is lightning quick using a 100mm fork. The carbon rear end is unbelievably comfortable. The red finish is stunning. The 17" size weighs 1535 gms. You can use disc or V brakes with the removable posts. Its a real Voodoo!Weaknesses: None so farBottom Line: This review is for a Voodoo Sobo scandium hardtail frame.
Since it wasn't listed I decided to put it here anyway.
This is the best hardtail frame I have owned. The Trek OCLV was nice, but not as comfortable and I was paranoid about breaking the BB shell. I ride this metal bike with confidence. The 100mm front end with the new Sid actually goes where its pointed. I have a comfy hardtail with real MTB parts and big phat tires that weighs well under 22lbs. I regularly ride 40 miles and even with the WTB rocket V saddle have yet to experience any butt pain. If you can afford the extra thousand for full carbon have at it by all means, but for the price I paid I would pick this and not worry about riding an eggshell.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$610.00
Purchased At: internet
Similar Products Used: Trek 9.8, Giant XTC alloy, Bianchi Ultralite SS
Bike Setup: King headset, '08 Sid fork, XT drivetrain, Ti eggbeaters, Avid BB7 mech discs, Daves wheels - ZTR rims and White hubs. Titec carbon bar, stem and post. Rocket V ti saddle.
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