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pianoboy
a Weekend Warrior
from CalgaryDate Reviewed: September 30, 2010
Strengths: Light, adjustable, rigid. Carbon crown/steerer is dreamy.Weaknesses: High maintenance (learn to wrench on it yourself and it's not too bad). Would never buy it full price, was looking at the Race version till I picked this up on sale.Bottom Line: I saw it on special and had to bite. A decade ago I had the original fluorescent blue SID and it was nice to see things have only improved. I'm not as svelte as I used to be but this thing still keeps you floating and seems to never bottom. I like the rising rate of travel, the negative spring keeps small bump decent, surprisingly rigid. You don't notice it underneath you, it just does its job and keeps you going fast. Haven't bothered with the lock out. Overall, very impressed.
Duration Product Used: 6 months
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$600.00
Purchased At: Calgary Cycle
Similar Products Used: The original SID (1999), bombers, reba, fox float.
Bike Setup: Rocky Mountain Element
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carbon crunchy
a Cross Country Rider
from South AfricaDate Reviewed: June 4, 2010
Strengths: Very Light. Ajustable to suite your needs. Very smooth and stiff on the trails.Weaknesses: ExpensiveBottom Line: If you have the bucks then go for it but if you don't, go for the rock shox sid race, almost just as nice and only 50grams heavier.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Similar Products Used: Rock shox Sid Race (very good value for money)
Bike Setup: GT Zaskar Carbon Team
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