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I think avoiding a enormous wheelbase will be a big plus for the terrain you are riding. I've ridden/demoed pretty much every single long travel (140mm + travel) 29er over the last four years. You can certainly get used to a longer wheelbase, but like ... more »
Times are the sole bastion of old guys, cyclocross racers, weirdos, francophiles or some combo thereof. I've ran them since '95 and see no reason to ride anything else. They are predictable, maintenance-free and bulletproof. I am dying to see a version of this pedal with a nylon platform and the older original ATAC system sans the tension adjust.
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If you are ardent about getting an alloy long travel 27.5 rig then get a Capra.Then toss a Works headset in it to get the geo where you want.
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Two things: First, the old Sentinel was the only "long travel" 29er (I've ridden pretty much all of them over the last four years) that I would have considered replacing my Evil Wreckoning with. It's only minor downside (which is a factor of most Horst-link ... more »
I have a macride for the kiddos and the weather is still kinda wet so we have been on and off the bike a lot so these are double sided pedals. I usally ride DMR V-Twins
Looks awesome, however I always wonder why anyone going to this amount of effort would not also match the pedals too?
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YT adding to the "every bike looks like a session" with the vertical shock.
Everyone continues to play catch up to OneUp in this arena. OneUp still is at the top for design ergonomics and versatility.
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