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Michael
a Weekend Warrior
from Coventry, RIDate Reviewed: June 6, 2004
Strengths: Suberb manufacturing and quality. Plush ride!Weaknesses: No way to mount V brakes.Bottom Line: This bike is sweet. It gives such a smooth ride that you have confidence to turn it up even on rough XC trails. It's certianly not a down hill rig, but it wasn't built for that purpose. I used the seat stay brake mounts from my Amp to mount the V brakes. The bike weighs a little over 24 pounds. It's well balanced, climbs great and rides smooth.
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$1395.00
Purchased At: Paquette's Cyclery
Similar Products Used: Amp B4
Bike Setup: Full XTR drive train sans Race Face Cranks. Rock Shock Sid XC. Thompson post, Titec stem, Azonic bars,
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Phil Dunn
a Weekend Warrior
from Richmond,VADate Reviewed: February 23, 2003
Strengths: Very well made. Nice paint job. They use sealed bearings rather than bushings at the pivots. The frame can take a lot of punishment. The rear travel is plush but the bike maintains stiffness and control.Weaknesses: None found yet.Bottom Line: Not a light bike, but it takes the roots and rocks of central VA without a problem. Well built, excellent customer service. A relible, bombproof bike made for adverse conditions.
Favorite Trail: Poor Farm
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$1300.00
Purchased At: Goodleys
Bike Setup: XT with Louise discs. Inexpensive WTB wheels with WTB tires.
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