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Has anyone bought or demoed one ? pretty decent specs but I can only find one shop carrying them.
Your right AB Chupacabras and Cdales get more press than IH here in Coachella.ArroyoBomber said:Dude,I'm starting to think that just putting "'06" in the title is a death sentence to the thread on this board.It's starting to give me the creeps,not to mention that it's a little discouraging.Guess we're better off asking about unicorns or the chupacabra...
I am curious about the 6" version of the dual suspension Warrior. Quite a beast of that range.CrystalBay said:Has anyone bought or demoed one ? pretty decent specs but I can only find one shop carrying them.
I prefer My Little Pony to unicorns.ArroyoBomber said:...Guess we're better off asking about unicorns or the chupacabra...
No need.I think a rubber chicken on your stem is more than sufficientMr.P said:I prefer My Little Pony to unicorns.
I can post a pic of my collection if you like.
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That is flippin sweet! Doubles on a Rockhopper! No worries about judgements, I just rode my 1st MTB on Sunday, circa 92 rigid jamis. No doubles for me on that thing tho, it's aready been through enough. It survived daily commutes accross the city of San Francisco, now it is the crappy conditions single speed. I can still ride almost all of the technicals on the rigid that I can on the FS, just alot slower and not always mistake free. (I rode my genitals down some rocks on Sunday [insert operatic voice here]).ArroyoBomber said:That's right.Old-skool Rockhopper full-rigid (circa early '90s) with Biopace rings.Laugh if ya want, but if you can do the stupid stuff on a rig like this, everything else is cake.
OOOHHHHHHHHH!!!Mr.P said:(I rode my genitals down some rocks on Sunday [insert operatic voice here]).
Mr. P
I'm psyched to see the Warriors and Aniki/Okikis getting some props. The bikes ride pretty sweet in my opinion. Having ridden some "higher end" single pivots from other bigger bike makers, I am pretty comfortable with saying that the Iron Horse single pivots ride as good as if not better than many other single pivots on the market today. Its not a dw-link, but its not bad either.ArroyoBomber said:The high/forward pivot point makes for much smoother seated pedaling then I expected, though standing and mashing without noticeable feedback takes some practice (but can be accomplished).Someone stated one time that these things "really do climb like mountain goats".All I can say to that is "sho 'nuff".My physical abilities can just barely keep up with it's climbing capabilities,which so far seem to be it's strongest suit..