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Pyga or Giant or Merida


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I love my morewood zula, but think it is time for the "29er thing". Can`t decide witch is best within my budget.

 

Looking at the Giant Anthem advanced (carbon), Merida carbon and then the Pyga. All about same price bracket with Pyga maybe a bit more.

 

Do mostly XC. Did sani2c twice and doing berg2bush this year. Week and weekend rides more district roads with here and there some technical sections. I am 185cm and weigh 102kg!

 

Big question is iff the Pyga`s travell is to much for my kind of riding?

 

Any suggestions??

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No, the pyga would fit very well. Definitely not too much travel. You could also have a look at the trance 29er. More comfortable than the anthem and more capable as well

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No, the pyga would fit very well. Definitely not too much travel. You could also have a look at the trance 29er. More comfortable than the anthem and more capable as well

Buy local .Pyga will have better resale value .Can not fault the Giant either
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I went from Zula to a Spearfish - very similar in feel with the Spearfish feeling a bit `longer` on the top tube - more comfortable. Im 1.83 and the large Zula felt a bit cramped. There is a 2nd hand spearfish in the classifieds if you are looking for a large and ngala24 might be selling his small.

 

That is my experience - never rode any of the other mentioned

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Thanks for all the quick replies. Ok, merida then dropped from list for now!

 

Suspension wise - maestro vs pyga, any views on climbing difference and pedal efficiency overall?

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