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Rod S Long
a Racer
from MunchyvilleDate Reviewed: November 23, 2007
Strengths: Nice geo. Light, easily maneuvered, fast, can hop over anything.Weaknesses: Bent the rear triangle on a drop, rust prone.Bottom Line: Get one. Best hard tail I've used for Urban, downhill DJ and freeride.
Favorite Trail: the foot path
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$100.00
Purchased At: The place down the road.
Similar Products Used: Kona stuff and scab.
Bike Setup: Dice gear, maxxis hook worms, truvativ drive train.
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Benny
a Weekend Warrior
from Sydney, NSW, AustraliaDate Reviewed: March 16, 2005
Strengths: - Frame strength; Steal (fully sick maaate)
- Geometry
- Looks sweet
Weaknesses: Paint could be a little better qualityBottom Line: This is one seriously good product folks:
The geometry is absolutely spot on; you can use it for a trailbike or a dirt jumper (Some say its a good street bike too but the geometry isnt quite there i reckon). The bike is really comfortable in the air, and its very manouverable having very short chainstay's.
The frame material is (steal) chromoly; steal has much more flex than aluminium and when leaving a jump you can spring it into the air. Its also smooth over the rough sh$t. But its also a seriously strong frame too.
And also, the bike looks sweet; nice graphics and stuff.
Overall, buy it...you wont be dissapointed. Pitty about the paint, not that i really care though..
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$300.00
Similar Products Used: - Specicialized P2
- Giant STP
- Norco DJ
Bike Setup: DMR Trailstar frame, XT drivetrain, Hayes carbon discs, White Industries hubs on Rhino Light rims, Race Face bars and stem. My forks are sh$t however; Psylo's; im upgrading to some Fox 125RC soon.
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michael reid
a Downhiller
from dumfriesDate Reviewed: October 8, 2003
Strengths: light and easy to control, good in the air and tricks, easy to hop and the grab pad under the seat is useful tooWeaknesses: paint chipped, forks scratched and the wheels are a bit bent(but that's to be expected)Bottom Line: this bike of mine is great for downhill, jumps and stunts, it is a jump bike though but has been used on high-stress trails and all day mountain tracks, good for street and off-road and handles well on hardpack dirt.
Favorite Trail: maidenbower
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$150.00
Purchased At: various places
Similar Products Used: saracens (various) barracuda ghetto, coyote
Bike Setup: 'cuda frame, rst forks, transX bars, H2O stem, promax front wheel, disc and caliper, mongoose seat, single speed 2:1 setup
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Keir Atkinson
a Weekend Warrior
from Bury st Edmunds, Suffolk, EnglandDate Reviewed: March 30, 2002
Strengths: It is strong and is good to superman off the back because the seat wont get in your way, nice short top tube.Weaknesses: spindly rear seat and chain stays seat tube could do with being a little lower for can cans (but i can still do 'em)Bottom Line: Really really good dude! u just have to practice the old can cans seat hard to nip 4 suicides
Favorite Trail: Mungies
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At: Tri the bike
Similar Products Used: coyote dual bike, trek bruiser
Bike Setup: chromo DMR trailstar with z1 drop offs, gusset cranks, 24/7 bars and stem, mavic wheels with singlespeed
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