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Tomac Omen

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Description:
  • Oversized Heat Treated An-6 Aluminum Frame Strength And Durability
  • Iscg Standard Chain Guide Mounting Easily Keeps Your Chain In Check
  • Tomac Signature Cnc Yolks And Dropouts Ulitmate Stiffness Combined With Light Weight
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    Submitted by jp a Downhiller from Reading
    Date Reviewed: May 17, 2007
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $500.00
    Purchased At:aw cycles
    Strengths:super stong and MEGA light, looks sick and rides sooo well
    Weaknesses:none----absolutly sweet.
    Bike Setup:tomac omen frame, 66rc 150mm forks, shimano saint cranks, hope bulb wheels on mavic d321,crank bros 50/50 x pedals, diaboulus setup and wtf seat
    Bottom Line:amazing to rise it really light so tricks can be done on anything, can be used for XC no probs and can hold beefy forks for downhill and freeride. jumps well aswell. can be used for anyhting, because its sooo srong and light. good colours and decals aswell.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Elliot a Weekend Warrior from Manchester, England
    Date Reviewed: November 13, 2006
    Favoriate Trail:The canyon/gully run Les Gets
    Duration Product Used:1 Year
    Price Paid: $300.00
    Purchased At:E bay
    Strengths:Rides smooth, manuals like a unicycle, looks pimp, over built, its a tomac!
    Weaknesses:If you want to run a chain device its got to be iscg.
    Similar Products Used:Sintesi constrictor. Azonic ds1. specialised p3
    Bike Setup:Chris king head set, 2006 dj 3's, easton kit, hope mini rear, single speed, race face north shores, xm 317's on deore hubs
    Bottom Line:If you can find a cheap one buy it! Recomended retail price in 2004 in the uk was around $1000 4 frame alone which would have been a rip off!!!! But this bike has took more crap than all my ex girlfriends and still comes back for more. It will do it all and laugh at you for not being half the man this bike is! It screams 2 me when I look at it "Take me out and abuse me! You no you want too!!"
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by jake a from ann arbor
    Date Reviewed: November 7, 2006
    Duration Product Used:2 Years
    Price Paid: $650.00
    Purchased At:custom built from multiple sources
    Strengths:very sturdy and versatile frame, have had basically no problems with it, and have put it through some abuse, also pretty cool looking
    Weaknesses:the wheel popped out of the dropout once because it was loose and because i wrecked it hard sideways on the rear wheel. I got a great deal on the frame used, not sure it's worth msrp.
    Similar Products Used:steelhead
    Bike Setup:marz dropoff 1, chris king ss kog, fsa pig dh, evolve dh bb & crank, azonic bars, stem, and wheels, avid bb7s
    Bottom Line:good for urban assault, good at the jumps, good for singletrack or all mountain. Whenever i go out i usually grab this bike. I think the retail price is a bit steep.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by I am the kabbar a Weekend Warrior from Canada
    Date Reviewed: August 15, 2006
    Favoriate Trail:The Bike Trail
    Duration Product Used:Tested or demo'ed only
    Price Paid: $999.00
    Purchased At:The Store of Bikes
    Strengths:Vedy Nice i guess yes vedy nice
    Weaknesses:vedy cool
    Similar Products Used:Bikes
    Bottom Line:Its A bike
    Value Rating:3Overall Rating:5






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