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Post by richardm on Mar 31, 2015 18:30:48 GMT
do you get fixated with one bike as i do, and forget just how good the other bikes you have are, well lately i have been useing the canondale for everything as its a hardtail, and got clipless pedals, and i have been doing xc all winter well today i went for a short blast on the cube and it still puts a grin on my face a mile wide i dont no what 140mm travel on a 29er eqwates to in 26 but it feels like a lot more than my canyon i had before witch was 150mm, it goes any were i pont it even some pretty steep drops
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Post by Deleted on Mar 31, 2015 18:38:05 GMT
do you get fixated with one bike as i do, and forget just how good the other bikes you have are, well lately i have been useing the canondale for everything as its a hardtail, and got clipless pedals, and i have been doing xc all winter well today i went for a short blast on the cube and it still puts a grin on my face a mile wide i dont no what 140mm travel on a 29er eqwates to in 26 but it feels like a lot more than my canyon i had before witch was 150mm, it goes any were i pont it even some pretty steep drops Nah.. That's why one of my bikes is sat in the shed with a flat tyre and the forks hanging off! It's not the fact that I don't want to ride it, I do, I just can't be arsed fixing it :/ Or buying headset spacers.. |
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