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Well i guess Specialized want to get on the Fork and Shox, band-wagon for 07
http://bikemagic.com/news/article/mps/UAN/4929/v/1/sp/
http://bikemagic.com/news/article/mps/UAN/4929/v/1/sp/
No carbon for me:nono:RobsterCraw said:If you aren't rich and you actually belong in this forum (FR/DH), as soon as you see the words "carbon" + "frame" in a sentance, you should lose interest immediately.
You forgot the words 'no more than 2.1 front tires'...RobsterCraw said:If you aren't rich and you actually belong in this forum (FR/DH), as soon as you see the words "carbon" + "frame" in a sentance, you should lose interest immediately.
Wow, a lot of specific info there.T.Farmer said:Theres something new on the Specialized-website...
Klick! :thumbsup:
Well, I saw the carbon frame bit first and didn't get any fartherDan Gerous said:You forgot the words 'no more than 2.1 front tires'...
Great!jeffreyjhsu said:I've got a couple of rides on my dealer's Specialized Enduro SL Pro demo bike. Not my typical rides as the temperature is well below freezing. The first ride was when the bike was new on the stock 2.3 tires, while the second was on Nokian Studded tires. (The narrower ones.)
I can't believe how much fun I'm having on this bike. It rides and climbs like a cross country bike with MUCH less suspension. Half way through the second ride the suspension lost its 'new bike stiction' and began working like it is supposed to. I was able to ride with my friends normally even though this bike was a few pounds haevier than my normal ride. It weighs 31 lbs with Crank Brothers pedals. And my confidence level was much higher.
And unlike every other Specialized bike I've ridden, there's plenty of ground clearance.
As soon as the temperature gets back inot the 40s or 50s, and conditions normalize, I'll post an update.