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christiandumitru Liked a bike check Banshee Titan V3.2

7/8/2022 2:03am
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anfiore Liked a bike check Banshee Titan V3.2

4/25/2022 4:10am
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BHowell Liked a product review Vital Test Sessions - Banshee Titan

12/16/2021 1:33am
Banshee is a brand with some serious street cred. Whether you are a loyal Banshee owner or have only heard the name, this is a brand the commands respect. The Titan may not have the most travel, only 155mm, but Banshee was confident it would hold its own in our Test Session. Utilizing Banshee's KS2 linkage on full bearings, the Titan is claimed to deliver an efficient ride that will still blast the descents. Strengths Carries speed incredibly well Makes excellent use of suspension travel Comfortable, efficient climber Accentuates the traits of a mixed-wheel bike Rear suspension has tons of...
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Also, if we can get 250 people to pre-order and pay in full. I'm sure we could build a Phantom V3 frame that weighs in at only 2.5lbs including shock and axle. Same geo and everything. Only caveat is this frame will only come with a 7 day warranty, and High School NICA rules will be enforced. Both wheel's must stay on the ground at all times. If you so much as pop a wheelie you will be disqualified, and your warranty void. On the plus side though, you could run over the frame with your enduro bike, and just...
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I wonder how the Knolly Fugitive ST would have faired. Mine is setup 140mm/120mm, 66.5HT/65.75HT, 76.5ST/76ST. Great test! Would love a new Banshee.
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Excellent job with the review! I like the bit about actual seat tube angles. When I took the seat post with saddle mounted, off my 2018 Transition Scout and slid it into my Banshee Rune V3, the difference in actual seat tube angle was immediately apparent. Like my seat was pointing down, way down in fact. Besides the awesome fact that Banshee lists seat angle at different heights, they seem to be coming much closer with the actual seat tube angle, which of course feels great climbing.
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Excellent content in my hometown. Saw a lot of Hawes there, but no SoMo? Good stuff and good riding. Loving my Titan but that Phantom is making my pants move.
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As with all test Sessions, excellent work Vital! The Banshee family was honored to be a part of this one, and glad the Phantom treated you well!
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My advice to people: do not weigh your bikes - unless you're trying to build up a hill-climb specific bike. There have been a lot of tests and studies about bike weight, and the consensus is, it doesn't matter nearly as much as people think it does. For some reason, we all still think trail bikes should be ~28lbs, it's been that number for as long as I can remember. It was that number when I worked at shops - before we had dropper posts and tire choices beyond: folding, wire bead, or DH. When forks had 30 or 32mm...
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Northwest Liked a bike check Banshee Titan RAW

2/6/2020 7:20am
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Pop_Marius Bogdan Liked a comment about Press Release Banshee Releases Three More Brand New Mountain Bikes

11/15/2019 3:44am
The new banshee linkage platfrom is sick, been riding my rune v3 from park to alpine trails and is outstanding.
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ThomDawson Liked a comment about video Next Level Bike Geometry: An Interview with Chris Porter

10/21/2019 2:30am
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I really appreciate Chris’s out of the box thinking and the input and influence he’s had on bike design over the last decade is impressive and welcome. But he’s not always right and I think too heavily influenced himself by motorbikes at (all) times. If I wanna go ride in the woods with my mates (as he says in the interview) I’m not looking for a motorbike without an engine, I don’t want the slackest, longest or even the fastest bike. I’m looking for something simple, familiar and consistent and easy to throw about. People started making longer bikes and...
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Banshee Added a comment about press release New Bikes from Banshee! Introducing the All-New Titan 29 and Rune V3

9/17/2019 2:19am
Fair question... For rune we change seat angle for sizes to adjust balance slighty based on expected rider height and body position. But also when seated, the higher the saddle is,the more it will shift your arse over the rear wheel, but this is balanced by fact that taller riders will be on larger frames with larger reach... so actually center of gravity when seated remains balanced generally across sizes... of course the big factor in ths is the rider... and we can't balance perfectly for every body type. But I did my best to put the rider in a...
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jeff.brines Liked a comment about Press Release New Bikes from Banshee! Introducing the All-New Titan 29 and Rune V3

9/16/2019 9:04am
100%. Shorter offset forks help too. There is a magic ratio out there that'll get the rider close to being balanced on the bike. I'm so surprised no manufacturer has really picked up on this and reconfigured their entire lineup around this style of geometry.
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Best news of the year!!!! Can't wait to ride one
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Banshee Added a comment about press release New Bikes from Banshee! Introducing the All-New Titan 29 and Rune V3

9/16/2019 9:12am
What isn't very clear in any of these images I realize is that there is a huge space in front of the bottom bracket for any mud or water to fall out... much like on the Legend. I've been riding versions for nearly three years in Scotland... Trust me, mud is not my friend, but not had any issue with it.
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