Bronto yes or no?
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That was also my first reaction when i saw the frame
But now I'm doubting a little bit, not much just a little...
I want a bike wich can handle almost every terrain. Climbing,( fast!) single tracks....
Is this frame a good option? I allready bought the Bronto Udo fork and an sram xo group, wtb dual duty wheels but now I'm doubting about the weight
But now I'm doubting a little bit, not much just a little...
I want a bike wich can handle almost every terrain. Climbing,( fast!) single tracks....
Is this frame a good option? I allready bought the Bronto Udo fork and an sram xo group, wtb dual duty wheels but now I'm doubting about the weight
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Do it! Todd who welds them is a real good guy. I was actually starting the process of getting a Reverend when I found out my wife was pregnant, so I went with a Salsa El Mariachi for now and I plan on ordering one as soon as the funds go back up! They are going to the Hand Made Bike Show, so I would expect their business to go nuts!
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