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Description:
- Frame: Prophet, 140 mm
- Fork: Marzocchi AM4, 140 mm
- Rear Shock: Manitou Radium R
- Rims: Sun Black Eye Disc, 32 hole
- Hubs: Shimano M475
- Spokes: Mach1
- Crank: TruVatiV ISOflow
- Chain: SRAM 9-speed
- Bottom Bracket: Shimano BB-UN26
- Shifters: SRAM SX5 Trigger
- Seat Post: Cannondale C4 Alloy
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Submitted by
Joe
a Weekend Warrior
from Farmington, Utah
Date Reviewed: October 11, 2007 | | Favoriate Trail: | Mueller Park Canyon | | Duration Product Used: | 1 Year | | Price Paid: |
$1100.00 | | Purchased At: | Bikers Edge | | Strengths: | Very comfortable ride, easy to maintain with componentry and mechanical disk brakes. | | Weaknesses: | Weight, the stock handlebars are a bit wide, I like a narrower grip | | Similar Products Used: | Cannondale Jeckyl, Haro Extreme X3 | | Bike Setup: | I added a crash ring in place of the front ring for log and rock clearance and switched out the pedals. Other than that, it is stock. | | Bottom Line: | This is a fun bike, Its nice to lock out the rear shock for the long climb and open it up for a nice smooth downhill ride. Both front and back shocks are very adjustable to get the desired feel. The bike has far exceeded my expectations. | Value Rating: Overall Rating: |
Submitted by
bret
a Weekend Warrior
from albuquerque, NM
Date Reviewed: July 24, 2007 | | Favoriate Trail: | slickrock | | Duration Product Used: | Less than 1 month | | Purchased At: | REI | | Strengths: | Very versatile, well balanced, feels great under you, climbs well and descends even better. looks great. | | Weaknesses: | a tad heavy | | Similar Products Used: | tested cdale rush, novara float, marin palisades trail | | Bike Setup: | stock except: crank bros candys, thomsen stems, and ithys amore saddle | | Bottom Line: | I love this bike. It's my first full suspension and after spending 10 years on a GT hardtail, I was aprehensive about loosing pedaling efficiency and gaining weight. But after a couple of amazing trial rides I have no more doubts. This bike is a beautifully engineered all-mountain machine. | | Value Rating:Overall Rating: |
Submitted by
Mack G
a Weekend Warrior
from Edmonton,AB,Canada
Date Reviewed: July 17, 2007 | | Favoriate Trail: | lots | | Duration Product Used: | Less than 1 month | | Price Paid: |
$1500.00 | | Purchased At: | revolution cycle | | Strengths: | In canada the bike comes with marazocchi Am3 instead of the lower AM4 that comes on the bike in the states. Good omponent set up. Good defeniion of an all mountian bike. on this bike you can change the headtube angle to 69 degrees for XC or to 67.5 degrees forfreeride. Manito radium r shock is not bad. | | Weaknesses: | pedals need to be changed the bike comes with the weird strap in pedals. manito radium r shock is not the greatest but it does the job. | | Similar Products Used: | none like this. | | Bike Setup: | Marazocchi AM3 fork, manitou radium r shock,Avid juicy 3 cable disc brakes. sram x-7 shifting package. All other parts like the seat and grips are cannondale. | | Bottom Line: | This bike is the perfect definetion of a all mountian bike. Before choosing this bike i looked around at other all mountain bikes and found that lots of them were only for one riding style. Some allmountians like the norco fluid 2 were aimed more twords cross country but the norco six two was aimed more to the freeriding. The prophet has a good mix allowing you to do XC with out any problems and lets you do a fair amount of freeriding. For me this was the perfect bike i could go do some XC for part of the ride and then go hit some jumps at the end of the ride. Thois bike works well for freeriders who want to still ride trails. I dont recomend this bike if all you do is freeride or if you do heavy freeride. | | Value Rating:Overall Rating: |
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