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Ventana La Bruja

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Description:After more than ten years building the sweetest suspension frames in the bike world, we have upped the ante once again. We have concocted a wicked recipe for off-road action in La Bruja, Ventana’s top end freeride flier. La Bruja has a plush 6” of active rear wheel travel, sealed cartridge bearings, replaceable / adjustable dropouts, oversized ovalized top, down, seat and chainstay tubing, "Quality" logo wrap around head tube gusseting and our legendary machine work that makes all others cower in her presence.
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    Submitted by Scott a Downhiller from Thirroul, NSW, Australia
    Date Reviewed: May 25, 2008
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $8000.00
    Purchased At:Wrench Science
    Strengths:Perfect. I am in awe of the 2008 La Bruja. Downhill extreme machine. Freeride stunt dreambike. Climbing XC machine. All-day ride endurance beast. I am in awe, I am in awe.
    Weaknesses:Absolutely none. None. NONE. Can you believe it? NONE.
    Similar Products Used:A few bikes here and there.
    Bike Setup:Totem solo air, DHX 5.0 air, XTR and cane creek and thomson and easton. Weighs 31.3 pounds. You read it, 31.3 pounds (14.2kg).
    Bottom Line:The 2008 La Bruja is the best bike I have ever seen, let alone ridden or even owned. On my first ride I began easily clearing jumps and scary drops that I once could only just make, and climbing hills that I struggle up on my XC Scott Geniussissybike (which climbs better than most XC FS bikes). It corners and drops and climbs and jumps and is impeccable in every way. I believed the La Bruja would go downhill just fine, but was very worried that my obession with climbing up technical hills was over with the La Bruja. The La Bruja does climb, despite my lack of faith: it climbs better than any XC bike I've ridden (trek fuels, scott genius, mongoose teocali, giants).
    Sherwood Gibson, I have a lot to thank you for. This is my dream bike, but so much better than I expected. How do you make a bike THIS GOOD? Ventana are certainly a world leader in the quest for bicycle perfection. I do not ever need any bike better than the 2008 La Bruja, it is far superior to any bike I ever even dreamed of in my most fanciful, imaginative moments.
    I'm gonna start crying again..... I better go and hug my La Bruja.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by TIG a Weekend Warrior from Minnesota
    Date Reviewed: May 6, 2006
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Price Paid: $2000.00
    Purchased At: MHC
    Strengths:Very stable feel , nice stiff rear triangle , rock solid frame ! The workmanship of the frame ( sweet welding ) is the best I've seen or owned !
    Weaknesses:abit heavy but so what ! The main weakness is its discontinued ( no longer offered by Ventana ) !
    Similar Products Used:Santa Cruz Heckler , Els Joker , and others!
    Bike Setup:La Bruja w PUSHED Vanilla RC rear shock , Fox 36 VAN RC2 fork , Hope m4 disc brakes , Hadley hubs laced to DT FR 6.1 rims , Kenda 2.35 and 2.5 Nevegals or BG , RF Atlas crank w bashring , other stuff !
    Bottom Line:
    I'm glad I got one of the last ones its awesome to ride ! I hope Ventana will offer a model similar to the now discontinued La Bruja in the future !
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5






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