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Have you ever ridden those corrugated roads? Joh they are hard on the ass!

 

Edit: and I can only dream of going to ride all those lovely trails out at the Hogsback (on your doorstep) with my DS

I do the "lord of the chainrings every year" :clap: . Funny thing is that I prefer the HT on single track as it is much more responsive. The only time I will be begging for the full sus is going down "cranck case alley" :cursing:
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They have that exact HT at Coimbra, the raw carbon is a thing of beauty!!!

I did the Hogsback trails recently on my HT and crankcase alley was no problem for, did have to dodge a local with a pack of 10 dogs which wasn't pleasant at the speed we were going at.

 

My money is on the HT unless youre on the other side of 40 and need a softer ride.

I could think of worse decisions that need making, in this case either way you win. Good luck

I do the "lord of the chainrings every year" :clap: . Funny thing is that I prefer the HT on single track as it is much more responsive. The only time I will be begging for the full sus is going down "cranck case alley" :cursing:

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My money is on the HT unless youre on the other side of 40 and need a softer ride.

I could think of worse decisions that need making, in this case either way you win. Good luck

 

Haaay. Easy, bru!

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You'll ride the last 30km of a marathon faster on a dual sus. Unless you are flippen strong or in your 20's. You won't miss the weight saving of a HT. IMO.

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If you do go ht I recommend this ass saving gadget:

 

http://www.wigglestatic.com/images/use-sx-seatpost-med.jpg?w=350&h=350&a=7

Thats fugly!!!!! Just get the dual from the word go!
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The hardtail tickles my wallet and the softail tickles my "ass"

you won't be sitting on your wallet for hours on end for years to come...

 

short term pain - long term gain. dual sus FTW

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Dual sus FTW, you could always pump up the shocks for a firmer ride...remote lockout means you essentially have two bike in one interchangeable on the fly!

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The only reason I'll possibly get a duallie is for the freakin sinkplaat. And I'm saying from the apparent shady side of the wall.

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