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Todd
a Weekend Warrior
from Portland, OR, USADate Reviewed: December 9, 2002
Strengths: this bike is light. It weighed in at 29.55lbs on lbs scale. Thats ridiculously light for a bike with high flange, 48 spoke solid 14mm axles. It has only rear brake, which stops very well thanks to direct cable routing, you can do a double barspin and the brakes won't lock. Mine is actually 21" TT, and it feels great. cool looking clear coat.Weaknesses: cranks are really ugly, so is the stem. the dropuots are cut in such a way that makes running chain tensioners very difficult. Made in china, it's no biggy, but I hate companies that are all about the money, not the riders.Bottom Line: I thought a 21" TT would be way too large, since the DMC I have now is 19.75", but I tried a 20.5" and it felt much worse than the 21", so I got the Biker.
Favorite Trail: Aaron's trails
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At: Lakeside Bikes
Similar Products Used: K2 DMC Pro, 2000, DMC PRO 2002, Specialized Vegas TJ, Fit Complete.
Bike Setup: Stock, I just got this bike, so I haven't had a chance to break it yet, but I'll update when the parts start to fly apart, as they did with my DMC.
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