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Keewee Full DH Bike 1998 or Older


  • Average Rating: 4.75/5
  • MSRP: $ 3000.00
  • # of Reviews: 4

Product Description

Keewee Full DH


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Reviews 1 - 4 (4 Reviews Total)

User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by martin shortt a Downhiller from london

Date Reviewed: May 5, 2007

Strengths:    keewee cromo 8 - its cromo, strong, sensible, smart suspension design, low centre of gravity. you can also fit a brake therapy floating rear brake. it has a long wheel base, which makes it very stable at speed. this could also be considered a weakness. the keewee chainguide is still working and hasnt dropped a chain yet (touch wood)

Weaknesses:    lack of tyre clearance in the rear swingarm. that keewee have sold out are not making dh bikes or bikes manufactured in nz now. no international standard chain guide mounts. not a lot of clearance around the chain guide area and you its difficult to fit a twin plate mrp guide. maybe considered heavy by some but if your a bike breaker this isnt necessarily a bad thing

Bottom Line:   
excellent frame, would recommend. shame theyre not still making them.

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Duration Product Used:   2 Years

Price Paid:    $1500.00

Purchased At:   from keewee nz

Similar Products Used:   keewee dh 99, gt lts, marin quake

Bike Setup:   2002 monster t's (or 2000 5" z1's for freeride / xc), 521 or 321 rims (fr / dh), brake therapy floating rear brake, hayes hx9's


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by col a Downhiller from Liverpool, Uk

Date Reviewed: August 2, 2004

Strengths:    strong as hell, really stiff, good warranty, pedals really well, good ride, adjustable seat tower, inspires to go faster

Weaknesses:    for downhill none, for anything else its a bit heavy. Could do with a heavier spring on back, will be changed asap

Bottom Line:   
excellent dh frame, can be raced, strong as hell, well built, well designed and worth every penny. Backed up by quality service from topshelf. I want some shivers on mine as the back end tracks superbly and the jnrs don't do it justice, soon the be getting a back wheel to match the front too should be awesome with those 2 upgrades

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Duration Product Used:   1 Year

Price Paid:    $4500.00

Purchased At:   topshelf racing (frame only)

Similar Products Used:   specialised big hit, giant atx 1, giant team dh

Bike Setup:   keewee cromo8 frame, jnr ts, hope m4s, doublewide on big un front, d521 rear, gusset pigmy cranks


Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Dean Giese a Racer from Omaha, Nebraska, United States

Date Reviewed: March 11, 2002

Strengths:    The frame is 4130 Cromoly steel. It has zero flex. My crank arms are 1.5mm away from the stays and they do not touch.

Weaknesses:    Long chain stays. Hard to lift the front to ease the rig over obstacles.

Bottom Line:   
Rock solid. Ride it. Don't worry about it. Go super fast. Don't try to throw it around if you are not in shape.

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Favorite Trail:   Lewis and Clark in Council Bluffs, IA

Duration Product Used:   3 months

Price Paid:    $1995.00

Purchased At:   The Bike Way

Similar Products Used:   Turner DHR, Kona Stab Primo

Bike Setup:   Marzocchi Monster T, Kona Bulge cranks, XT drivetrain, 24" rear with 3.0 Gazzalodi and 2.7" Love up front.


Overall Rating:5
Submitted by David Robinson a Cross-Country Rider from Wellington, New Zealand

Date Reviewed: April 6, 1999

Strengths:    
Everything


Weaknesses:    
None


Bottom Line:   
Great

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Favorite Trail:   
Makara MTB Park

Duration Product Used:   
tested or demo'ed only

Similar Products Used:   
none


Bike Setup:   
Boxxer, Vanilla ShocK 7inches, Disc brakes, XTR DH set



Reviews 1 - 4 (4 Reviews Total)

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A message to those guys riding full DH rigs down Thomas Creek

I'll probably catch some crap for this but I dont care. I realize that all the good DH trails are still snowed in, I am a DH'er at heart too. Pushing your 50 lb DH rig to the top   Read More »

Explain to me the difference...my bike vs full DH bike

First year on a "big" bike, never ridden another one. I set this bike up originally as a fun do-it-all bike that I could pedal, jump, and DH with. I've been riding it mostly as a   Read More »

Suggest light AM/DH full susp bike for noob 5'6" 60kg rider

Hi I'm buying a bike to get into MTBing on the port hills of christchurch. I will get drop off at the top of the hill go down hill part way then run a few loops (up + down) then    Read More »

Upgrade Nomad or get a full DH bike?

I built up a BLT2 this past summer, and I've been riding my Nomad a bit less. Also, I started going to DH parks a bit more and find it's a lot of fun, and riding DH is really impro   Read More »

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