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Rocky Mountain Flow F2.0

MSRP $ 2350.00
Weight 4.5 lb
# of Reviews 5
Average Rating 4.4/5
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Submitted by ben a Weekend Warrior from bedford UK
Date Reviewed: February 15, 2007
Favorite Trail:downhill trails @ forest of dean
Duration Product Used:6 months
Price Paid: $795.00
Strengths:It's got a good looking tough frame and it dares you to just ride over or off everything in your way.
Weaknesses:Pedal bearing lasted about 6 weeks, Free hub ratchet detonated after 5 months, the chain lasted 3 months and the front chain rings didnt change well after a couple of months of mud and the forks are useless and the hayes sole brake's felt dead. Also the gear cables filled with mud.
Similar Products Used:none
Bike Setup:Longer pins in the pedals, blackspire pro front chainring and stainless chuck ring, hayes nine brakes sram pc68 chain. dmr chain device e13 bash ring, hope pro 2 rear hub
Bottom Line:After changing the front rings and chain (to get rid of the chain suck)and replacing the brakes and now the rear hub and inspite of wanting new fork's i still love this bike it gives you the confidence to try new things (and crash in new ways)and it goes where you want it to.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

Submitted by John Graham a Downhiller from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Date Reviewed: November 18, 2006
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $1100.00
Purchased At:Cycle Power
Strengths:RAD tubing, strong frame,
Weaknesses:Fork, drivetrain
Similar Products Used:Cannondale Chase, Banshee Morphine
Bike Setup:Stock
Bottom Line:I love my bike! The only thing I don't like about it is the fork, I need more adjustments (Dirt Jam Comp). I also find that I lose my chain more often than I'd like, so I'll probably be going single-speed. Frame is not as stiff as a Morphine though. I've used it for rocky downhill trails, and it performs quite well, the frame is stiff, and the bike goes where you point it. Also, being made in Canada is a plus!
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

Submitted by Olivier Gagnon a Downhiller from st-luc
Date Reviewed: October 29, 2006
Favorite Trail:val- d'irène,the freeride trail at st-luc
Duration Product Used:6 months
Price Paid: $1300.00
Purchased At:intersport
Strengths:the frame is so strong,the crank is very adapted for the freeride,the brakes is good for manuals and the ride position is comfortable.
Weaknesses:the rims suck hard,the fork is only good for cross-country,the stem is very bad and the bearings of pedals scrap after 2 month.
Similar Products Used:norco sasquatch,devinci kicker,kona shred.
Bike Setup:i change the fork for a dirt jumper 3,the stem,the tires for kenda blue groove and the grip
Bottom Line:this bike is good for begin in freeride but the fork suck (lol)
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

Submitted by Colin Stark a Weekend Warrior from Tallahassee, FL
Date Reviewed: August 21, 2006
Favorite Trail:Cadillac Trail@ Tom Brown Park
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $500.00
Purchased At:eBay - the whole bike not just frame
Strengths:Build quality; frame is rock solid, powdercoated paint job kicks ass, pretty good components - brakes, cranks, pedals, wheel/tire combo(a bit heavy)
Weaknesses:None really, i've owned for about 1 month and have done 6 foot drops to flat with no issues. Haven't bottomed out the fork yet, Marzocchi Dirt Jam Pro(air/coil/oil), but the 4 inches of travel causes issues with pulling tight corners.
Similar Products Used:none
Bike Setup:bone stock; Race Face Evolve DH crankset, Marzocchi Dirt Jam PRO, Hayes HFX-9 HD hydraulic brakes(these kick ass), wellgo big flat's, handbuilt wheels from Rocky Mountain on a deore disc hub with alex MX22 freeride rims, Maxxis Lopes BLING BLING tires(these things are awesome so sticky on hot concrete).
Bottom Line:Awesome frame geometry. I like it because the bike is ALL handbuilt. No robots or sweatshop workers in a factory in Taiwan making the welds on this bike. The wheelbuilders name is signed on the wheels and the frame welders name is etched on the bottom bracket. A bike made by bikers. Only wish it was made in America instead of Canada. BUY THIS BIKE
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Tim doe a Downhiller from Newmarket,ON, Canada
Date Reviewed: June 7, 2005
Favorite Trail:devils drop
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $1586.00
Purchased At:spoka motion
Strengths:frame is pretty strong, cranks, shocks, rims
Weaknesses:have not found a weakness (yet)
Bike Setup:16.5" frame, rims alex mx22, cranks race face DH, shocks marzocchi DJ3 pro.and yeh
Bottom Line:well its's a kick @ss bike and im telling go bye it now!
"Yeh Yeh!"
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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