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Long Shot
a Cross Country Rider
from Moab, UtahDate Reviewed: June 19, 2003
Strengths: Cheap, strong, no noiseWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Bought this as an emergency replacement and never took it off! Rigid with flex for longevity. No strange noises. Good looks. Fairly light. I don't believe in spending big $ for peripheral items like seat posts, stems, skewers, etc. Put your money into frames, suspension and wheels as the name brand "little stuff" rarely lets you down. $100 for a stem? That's 6 tires and 4 tubes for a Moab rider and trust me, at Moab you'll need them more than a high $ stem. Perfect for any type of XC rider and light DHer. Was told Ritchey was making Specialized stems and posts....can't go wrong there.
Favorite Trail: any Moab expert
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$10.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Syncros, Easton 50
Bike Setup: S-Works M4, XTR, Black Spire crank\rings, Avid Mech., Selle Flite, Mavic, Man. Black.
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Eric
a Cross Country Rider
from Pleasanton CA.Date Reviewed: March 9, 2003
Strengths: Strong and rigid.
Cheap.Weaknesses: Some wieght wienies might complain that its 20 grams to heavy.Bottom Line: There's not much I can say. At the time I bought it in 2000, it was cheap at $10.00.
It held up fine doing light jumps and was rigid when I hammered out of the saddle.
I never had any problems with it what-so-ever, and I weigh 200+ lbs.
Favorite Trail: Any East Bay Park.
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$10.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: whatever came stock on my bikes over the years.
Bike Setup: Was a 2000 FSRxc.
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