dman2

I rode the 40km. The trail has huge potential, needs to be compacted and ridden in. Then it will be super sweet. For the race it was loose and bumpy making it very difficult to maintain momentum. Therefore frustrating, specially as it was placed at very end of race (tired legs). Look forward to riding the rest of the track...

Both! The more bikes you have the better! I'm up to four, woohoo!

This looks like something from: http://www.419eater.com/index.htm which is a guy who scam bait 419 Nigerian into doing stupid things, as proof of trustworthiness.

Ride with less (less weight), plus you get respected for riding hard when stuff does break. Remember the pros who rode a stage on last years Epic on their rim because they run out of tubes = respect!! So what I'm saying is lose stuff like the dropout. If it breaks, setup your bike to be a single speed, kick ass. Instant respect!!

Ride with less (less weight), plus you get respected for riding hard when stuff does break. Remember the pros who rode a stage on last years Epic on their rim because they run out of tubes = respect!! So what I'm saying is lose stuff like the dropout. If it breaks, setup your bike to be a single speed, kick ass. Instant respect!!

Lets be honest. If you had really recovered a Landy, you would have post that picture instead?

The issue is that the photos don't contain any "action". They're nearly always boring photos taken at the near the top of a climb. If the photos contain me dominating a rock garden or flying through a corner in break away, for example. Then R60 would be nothing!!

Check out this review site: http://www.mtbr.com/cat/bikes/xc-suspensio/scott/aspect-fx-15/PRD_417874_1526crx.aspx