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BeOne 1999 Weblite

Average Rating 5/5
# of Reviews 4
MSRP $ 1200.00
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Submitted by Tom Selwyn-davis a Weekend Warrior from surrey England
Date Reviewed: March 25, 2005
Favoriate Trail:oxshot woods or hollmburry hill
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $225.00
Purchased At:Ebay
Strengths:Extremely light and very easy to ride I love this bike and I’m only 14 it was a birthday present and it rides like a dream. Forks are great (marzocchi z2 atoms) take in every thing I throw at them which is good because I’m quite light. Great paint job and a very smooth ride. Love it, love it, love it. (Dad is a bit jealous)
Weaknesses:None really except the metal bottle holder, carrying it up some steps and I must have put a bit of pressure on it and it snapped right off! + Seat is a bit hard
Similar Products Used:specialized stump jumper.
Bike Setup:Move hydraulic brakes (not disc) Michelin wild gripper tyres, marzocchi bomber z2 atom 80 front forks, azionic handle bars, Shimano LX gear set-up all-round and Warner base jump pedals.
Bottom Line:Any one wanting to buy one shouldn’t miss the offer as they ere quite rare and great for the money. I’m very pleased with it and think also that every serious mountain biker should have one.

All in all BUY ONE TODAY!!!
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Jonathan Shutt a Racer from Clitheroe
Date Reviewed: August 9, 2000
Favoriate Trail:gisburn forest
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Strengths:Excellent bike to ride, handles well, not too light, but you don't notice that when your riding. Goes up hills like they're not there.
Brilliant paint job, just doesn't scratch / chip at all really.
The bar ends it comes with, onza, I've seen for sale at nearly £50 on their own.
Weaknesses:I found brakes a bit dodgy, front brakes rubbed on tyres a bit.
Similar Products Used:Orange O2, but nothing as good
Bike Setup:now with Hope disk brakes - but soon to swap back, they're even worse (unreliable - keep braking)
Bottom Line:Does any one else in the UK have one of the birght orange machines? Everybody should have one!

Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

Submitted by jens meijer a Cross Country Rider from Kollum, Friesland, the Netherlands
Date Reviewed: May 19, 2000
Favoriate Trail:schoorl
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Strengths:Good handling, great value for money, stiff strong butted frame
reasonably light, good paint, fits me like a custom frame
good "drive" out of slow corners, great brakes, i can't stop praising it
Weaknesses:a tad harsh after three hours in the sadle, stock saddle sucks, forks could be better (like manitou sx-r), brake boosters are a nececity (mine came with a rear brake booster as oem) front and rear, no tasty stem/ seatpost/ handlebar, stock (shimano) chain sucks, stock vp cliples pedals suck in mud.
Similar Products Used:Fisher yoshua f1, giant atx, Beone cyber, specialized rockhopper comp, santos
Bike Setup:butted aloy frame (ovalized downtube), manitou spyder r forks, full lx (apart from brakes), magura hs24 brakes, vp pedals.
Bottom Line:A great ride for the money, at least here( friesland) close to the manufaturer (i live about a 1 hour car ride from the factory so i don't have to pay the usual shipping/import cost's that drive bikeprices upwards). The frame is eficient in tranfering pedal power into speed, but also verry harsh over bumps.
The frame's top tube is rather short, witch suits me, and it also has a short wheelbase. The stock spyder r works well in a workman sort of style.
To summarize: This is a great amateur xc race bike.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Laine a Cross-Country Rider from Swarthmore, PA
Date Reviewed: December 28, 1999
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Handles well, good looking, strong light frame 6061 Alu, extremely good paint quality (5 years warranty). Very good grip on those Michelin tires.
Weaknesses:
Breakboosters should come as standard. A better suspension fork like the SX-R or SuperFly should also be standard.
Put some tape to protect wires against frame.
Similar Products Used:
Specialized Rockhoppers, Gary Fischer bikes, Raleigh M600,800
Bike Setup:
Comes with LX-drivetrain, Magura HS24 hydraulic rim brakes, Manitou Spyder R fork, Mavic 221 rims, Michelin Comp S tires
Bottom Line:Very good quality bike with amazing factory warranties that none of the other top MTB brands dare to offer. The bike is reasonably light (11.9 kg) even if it only has shimano LX components (hubs, bb, crank, deralleiurs). Put XTR on it and a SuperFly...
The Magura breaks works great but a brakebooster would still be a good upgrade.This bike is highly recommended to anyone, if you can get hold of it.. To bad it's not sold over in the US! Check B1's website at http://www.beone-bikes.com/
Overall Rating:5






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