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Buster Browne
a Cross Country Rider
from Austin, TXDate Reviewed: October 1, 2002
Strengths: Stiff... tall BB height... tight front end... endlessly versitile.Weaknesses: Slack angles... longish chainstay.Bottom Line: The frame is like a swiss army knife; it can be a singlespeed, a geared hardtail, crosscountry, trials, slalom, freeride, road, commuter, blah. I've used it as a singlespeed, 8-speed, and 16-speed and never had problems.
Right now, its setup as a singlespeed and after spending most of the summer on my FS, this bike is a blast to ride. It carves corners like a mofo and zips like a cat with it's arse on fire. Really fun.
Only thing's I'd change are the seat tube angle and the chainstay length. If the rear end were tighter, I'd be able to really whip it through 180 turns and switchbacks. Manualling would be easier too, but eh, it's good and stable as is.
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Bike Setup: Singlespeed: 2001 Marzocchi Atom Race 80, XT Cranks, 32t, 16t freewheel, blah blah vaslkgld.
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dave
a Weekend Warrior
from sporeDate Reviewed: April 20, 1999
Strengths:
lightframeWeaknesses:
crack easilyBottom Line: ok
Favorite Trail:
nil
Duration Product Used:
6 months
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