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I have two takes on this. I think an enduro bike could ride it all due to the many improvements they have had recently. On that same note I feel more and more that the DH rigs have also taken huge strides forward. They aren’t just heavy plow sleds. They too have become much more capable in all areas. They...

dayne.grant.1 Added a comment about product review Jedi

5/3/2015 9:16am
I've waited to post a review on this bike, I now feel like I have had sufficient time on the 2014 Jedi and have a feel for its riding characteristics. Here are my thoughts: I've decided that defining a Bike in a review can be difficult if not impossible. How does one do it when the ride is an experience, an emotion, a feeling one has when on the bike. I could explain its crazy stability or its ability to eat any rough you can toss at it. I could rave about the genius of the frame's design and how...
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dayne.grant.1 Added a comment about product review The One

4/8/2013 10:20pm
If there is one point i'd like to make it is to try it (or any other bike for that matter) before you turn it off. I've spent the last two years on a search for the bike that works best for me and my riding(half downhill and half flat tech and climbs). Bikes that were in the running that I tried: Giant reign, faith, vt; trek scratch, session, remedy; specialized demo8, big hit, sx trail, stuntjumper, enduro; scott voltage, genius; devinci wilson; kona stinky, entourage, operator, cadabora, process, santori; ironhorse 7.7; rocky mountain flatline; transition 450; GT ruckus, fury...
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dayne.grant.1 Added a comment about product review The One

4/7/2013 9:47pm
This sounds like a good example of an assumption. I'll make two of my own that I may be wrong about-you own a sorted 4-5 inch trail bike, and your've never ridden a canfield. I used to believe the same thing and now I'm eating my old words. Maybe I'll eat them again. But in my defense one thing I've actually done is try every "sorted" bike I can get my hands on from xc to DH and attempted the same climbs. What I've found is the canfield can climb anything I've ever climbed on another bike, but with more...
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KitchitiKipiti Liked a comment about product review Canfield The One

2/3/2013 8:53am
I use to have a "one". This review seems too good to be true but it's actually super accurate. If you're not looking to race uphill on this thing but you still like a bike to be spry while pedaling uphill this thing is the ticket. No compromises on this thing coming down and vey predictable and comfortable in the air!
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dayne.grant.1 Added a comment about product review Jedi

1/7/2013 8:56pm
Let me clarify, when I say the Jedi can climb I am referring to short, steep, rocky climbs. The suspension keeps the rear tire stuck to the ground. As long as I can turn the pedals to keeps going up. The x fusion I run has a 50lb heavier spring for my weight and the shock's stiffer mid stroke helps it not suck energy while still working wonders on the DH. I would not recommend it for all flat and uphill riding. For an all out DH bike it can climb if you want to use it for both. On...
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