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Weyless Elite

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Average Rating 4.2/5
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    Submitted by mini propster a Racer from Granville, OH, US
    Date Reviewed: February 10, 2004
    Favorite Trail:Vultures knob
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $180.00
    Purchased At:Supergo
    Strengths:light weight, good geometry, stiff
    Weaknesses:paint chips way to easily, graphics could be cooler

    Similar Products Used:Specialized
    Bike Setup:avid SD7 brakes, LX and XT components, manitou deluxe six fork, S2 cane creek headset, WTB saddle
    Bottom Line:i've ridden this bike for 1 1/2 years now and its been a great rig for the money. I was looking for a cheap bike that I could build and race on and this frame has suited my needs on the race course. It's plenty light for the uphills, likes to rip down the hills, and has survived 14 races. If you want a good beginner to intermediate level cross crountry bike that can be raced on, it's a great frame for the money.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by ever balandran a Weekend Warrior from el paso, tx--usa
    Date Reviewed: February 16, 2003
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $179.00
    Purchased At:supergo.com
    Strengths:lightness...i was just in awe whenn i weight this frame. it seems a little flimsy. but i just can't wait to see the true ups and downs of this frame
    Weaknesses:don't know yet
    Similar Products Used:none
    Bike Setup:18' frame with chris king headset, 15 degree thomson elite stem, duke xc 100mm fork, lx crankset, xt derraillers, avid v-brakes, weyless seat post, prolink seat by selle italia, azonic cf-1 handlebars, lizsrd skin grips, shimano platform/spd pedals, ac jones bontranger tires, mavic 750 rims, and cat eye enduro 2 computer...night rider evolution light.
    Bottom Line:i love the looks and the lightness...when i fully test this bike...since i have been sick and have not been able to ride, i will definetely come back and tell what i have t say about this bike frame.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Kwik Z a Cross Country Rider from SP, Maryland
    Date Reviewed: October 8, 2002
    Favorite Trail:avalon
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $180.00
    Purchased At:supergo
    Strengths:Cheap!relatively light, 3.4lbs for 18 in. stiff laterally but not harsh. machined headtube, bottom bracket, easton.
    Weaknesses:its not flashy, its not like everyone goes, "oooh, weyless" but i feel its their loss.
    Similar Products Used:kona, trek, c-dale and giant's aluminum frames all used at some point. mostly bikes of friends except my old kona.
    Bike Setup:her name is Claudia. weyless elite, marzocchi z4, avid sd 5, kore bar and stem, xt shifting, truvativ, mavic, panaracer, time.
    Bottom Line:Its an aluminum frame that is very cheap. it works and works well. its not a euphorically wonderful riding bike. its not a heavenly experience. its not supposed to be. The s bends make the ride pretty comfortable. it tracks well because its pretty stiff. i beleive that any xc rider should look into it as an alternative to the big names. its basically the same or slightly better than everyone else's aluminum hard tails. its an xc bike but i've been off some small drops and jumps. i haven't done anything stupid of course, but it has held up very well. i foresee a long and happy experience.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Alan a Cross Country Rider from bay area, ca
    Date Reviewed: August 7, 2002
    Favorite Trail:ECdM
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $179.00
    Purchased At:Supergo.com
    Strengths:price, Easton tubing, price, disc mount, price, availability, price, neutral geometry (get it? I only bought it because it's cheap)
    Weaknesses:who's ever heard of a Weyless? no brand reputation, no real history, no way of knowing what I am getting myself into here.
    Similar Products Used:96 Klein Pulse (the only other aluminum hardtail I've ever had)
    Bike Setup:Manitou SXR, King h-set, Bontrager stem/bar/seat/tires, LX shifters/crank/bb, XT ders, Avid mech discs, Rolf Dolomite disc wheels, m515 pedals
    Bottom Line:After I cracked my Trek, I had a full set of parts lying around, so I decided to build up a hardtail for easy XC rides. I bought the Weyless frame because it was cheap, it fit me, and I could get it easily.
    Supergo did good. Shipped on time, packaged well, no problems with their service. The bike went together easy.. Nice standard stuff: 27.2 post, 31.8 ft der, 68mm BB, and rear disc mount. No problems there. First ride: it rides like everyone else's mid-range aluminum hardtail. Go try any aluminum HT in the low-to-middle-ish price range, and they all feel about the same (except like Fisher genesis geometry). 71 degree head tube, shortish chainstays, low BB. Average HT feel and handling.
    A very basic, simple, somewhat boring frame. But at this price, it's one hell of a bargain. Huge on the value scale. Average overall.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Steve Domser a Cross Country Rider from Yuma, Az USA
    Date Reviewed: May 2, 2002
    Favorite Trail:anything that is a challenge
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $220.00
    Purchased At:Supergo.com
    Strengths:very stable, and precise. Good warranty and customer service.
    Weaknesses:The only flaws i have to speak of is the inside weld where the bottom bracket goes was a manufacturing defect or over weld. Had to hone to fit the bottom brakcet.
    No loss of strength as of yet.
    Similar Products Used:Schwinn Moab, Yeti Arc.
    Bike Setup:Weyless elite, xtr everything, marzoochi X-Fly 80, Easton elite monkey flat bar, xtr hubs on mavic 515's. a marvalous set up bike, and very light final product. weighs in at 16.97 lbs
    Bottom Line:This has been a project bike for me to see what i really like and what i could do. It has been a work of art and everything went together smoothly. Cant say that about similar frames for the price.
    I have been riding for two solid years and it has compared to my friends Yeti and other similar bikes, for speed and accuracy through the trails..
    It is a great beginers bike up to your moderate riders. Havent tried any long distance racing but i can bet it will hold up...
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4






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