Rocky Mountain Grind 2003 Hardtail

4.5/5 (2 Reviews)
MSRP : $1215.00


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Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Matt Peck a Cross Country Rider from Fredericton, NB, Canada

Date Reviewed: August 6, 2004

Strengths:    Bomber frame, very responsive for such a heavily built bike, Very stable, Decent components for an entry level, very upgradable, fairly light for such a heavy looking bike. The tires are HUGE, and rock for bouncing over obstacles. The damn thing is just pretty looking, And it's Canadian. Awesome.

Weaknesses:    Shock is too cushy, not adjustable enough. The Alivio components are a little dodgy (Front derailieur is a bit slow and Brake levers rattle too much) Maxxis Mofo tires tend to eat it in the sand. The side lugs also bend over on rocks. The tires could be a little less beefy. OH and BY GOD Replace the DAMN SEAT!!!!!

Bottom Line:   
Sweet ride after a little tweaking. The frame just wont quit and the ride is like it is on rails. The seat just has to go and this bike could greatly benefit from a more appropriate shock (Marzocchi Marathon, Fox Vanilla, Manitou Black) and disc brakes (the frame is set up for these) Great bike though.

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Favorite Trail:   Crabbe Mtn

Duration Product Used:   3 months

Price Paid:    $450.00

Purchased At:   Got it used

Similar Products Used:   Norco Blast, Scrap, Clidesdales.

Bike Setup:   Deore rear, Alivio Front, Alivio drive components, Rocky Mountain Mix components


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Curtis a from Ont, Canada

Date Reviewed: July 25, 2003

Strengths:    Everything works awsome.

Weaknesses:    none at all ... except you have to where pads on ur legs because the pedals will tare the skin off them

Bottom Line:   
The bike works awsome dirt jumps, downhill trails, flatland riding, freeride, and some trials. The only thing I would change would be the fork. For me (190 lbs) the 4" bomber EXR isn't big enough because I have bottomed it out a couple of times. I've bailed off of it many time while in the air and I can get back on it and keep going without even putting a scratch on the frame. Awsome all-around bike but best for downhill trails and dirt jumps/freeride

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Duration Product Used:   3 months

Price Paid:    $1600.00

Purchased At:   a store in Canada at Canadian $

Similar Products Used:   jeep commanche

Bike Setup:   stock except for a few pads on frame



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