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This bike really starting to push my riding took her out on a decently chunky trail in my backyard and railed through the sketchy stuff with little trouble. Good stuff! Loving the Fox36/Cane Creek Inline combo. Only main upgrade I see in my future is a sweet set of 741s!!!! Thanks Ibis!



Heres a video of some of the chunk.

 
I think your full of **** SP (saying mach 6 seat tube angle ruins it), when you were on the Mach 6 forum you said it was the greatest thing alive, that you set all new PRs with it. Everytime a new bike comes out you insist its the best... until the next bike comes out
 
I think your full of **** SP (saying mach 6 seat tube angle ruins it), when you were on the Mach 6 forum you said it was the greatest thing alive, that you set all new PRs with it. Everytime a new bike comes out you insist its the best... until the next bike comes out
Simply it is true what you say,the truth does not sin, but uncomfortable .
 
I think your full of **** SP (saying mach 6 seat tube angle ruins it), when you were on the Mach 6 forum you said it was the greatest thing alive, that you set all new PRs with it. Everytime a new bike comes out you insist its the best... until the next bike comes out
You are entitled to your opinion. The M6 was a definite improvement over the HD/R's that I had. You can also adapt to the seat angle on the M6 as I did, but when you have the luxury of switching back and forth between a lot of bikes what is optimal becomes differentiated from what is adequate. The M6 was revolutionary for me because of the longer front end. I was very fast on that bike but am faster on my Nomad. The M6 is faster on tight flatter Singletrack but everywhere else it is either a draw or the Nomad is faster.

You should also notice that I don't post negative reviews for the most part, I just move on. I did not like let alone love my E29 or my SB5c. I did not blow them up I simply chose not to write a lot about them. I also have not written a lot about my HD3 either. Nice bike but it does not fit my riding style right now. It is fast for sure but I always feel a little out of control on it. In addition despite my bike addiction it takes me a few weeks to get comfortable on a bike and I cannot switch aback an forth easily. I will probably give the HD3 another go after race season ends.

I am happy to pm you the negatives of all of these bikes and if people want to hear them I will post them publicly but I don't like calling people's babies ugly. If you are ever in SD I will buy you a beer and we can discuss my bike preferences in person.
 
You are entitled to your opinion. The M6 was a definite improvement over the HD/R's that I had. You can also adapt to the seat angle on the M6 as I did, but when you have the luxury of switching back and forth between a lot of bikes what is optimal becomes differentiated from what is adequate. The M6 was revolutionary for me because of the longer front end. I was very fast on that bike but am faster on my Nomad. The M6 is faster on tight flatter Singletrack but everywhere else it is either a draw or the Nomad is faster.

You should also notice that I don't post negative reviews for the most part, I just move on. I did not like let alone love my E29 or my SB5c. I did not blow them up I simply chose not to write a lot about them. I also have not written a lot about my HD3 either. Nice bike but it does not fit my riding style right now. It is fast for sure but I always feel a little out of control on it. In addition despite my bike addiction it takes me a few weeks to get comfortable on a bike and I cannot switch aback an forth easily. I will probably give the HD3 another go after race season ends.

I am happy to pm you the negatives of all of these bikes and if people want to hear them I will post them publicly but I don't like calling people's babies ugly. If you are ever in SD I will buy you a beer and we can discuss my bike preferences in person.
SP, I would really like to know your opinion. I think it is ok for you to post what you think, good and bad.
You don't get any kickbacks from these companies and buy the bikes because you hope they will work for you.
You are one of the few not associated with the industry and I really appreciate the time you give this forums to inform guys like me interested to get one of these bikes.
If you still don't feel comfortable beeing critical publicly, please PM me your thoughts. HD3 & N3 & SB5c. Thank you!
 
+1 SP.
I agree it would be great to hear what riding styles work best with each bike and the implication is what does not work so well. More importantly state your style, ie, sounds like SP is DH'r thru and thur? It is all opinion so no wrong answer!
 
Always appreciate SP's reviews and advice. Been lurking awhile and finally decided to start posting. I agree how new and updated technology is always improving and what was once great can be replaced by another item that's better. Whether you're talking about a bike, car, or the new ultra high def TV's. I love my Mojo HD and thought it was the bees knees until I got the new Nomad and was completely blown away. The Nomad is the best....for now until something new and improve comes along. Curious about the HD3 though.
 
Not my video (I have ridden down this but would not even consider trying to ride UP it!), but just in case you were wondering if the HD3 was a good technical climber...

 
Not my video (I have ridden down this but would not even consider trying to ride UP it!), but just in case you were wondering if the HD3 was a good technical climber...

Looks like he also took a cheater line outside the usual mess of rocks on Waterfall. Either way, an impressive feat. Most folks have a hard enough time riding down it. But that's all trials and no indication of how the HD3 climbs. Tyson could like ride anything up that.
 
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