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Hardtail vs XC sus vs Trailbike


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What bike do you ride? Hardtail vs XC vs Trail  

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  1. 1. What bike do you ride? Hardtail vs XC vs Trail

    • Hardtail with 80mm front
      11
    • Hardtail with 100mm front
      33
    • XC Sus 80mm front 100 rear
      2
    • XC Sus 100mm front and rear
      20
    • XC Sus 120mm front 100mm rear
      2
    • XC sus 120mm front and rear
      5
    • AM 120 front and rear
      4
    • AM more travel
      12


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Hi Guys, want to do a quick poll to find out what type of bikes most people ride. aapskommel2010-02-24 04:44:30

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not realy, if at all. the fox 80mm and 100mm weighs the same. Some other brands make an 80 that is slightly lighter.

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I ride 100-135 front and  RP2 rear, I race it, I bomb it downhill and it aint heavy. I ticked the 120mm for you.. because AM is normally to heavy to race or ride uphill at all.

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almost 50% of the voters ride hardtails. can that be correct? where are the sussers?

 

 

 

at Bearing man buying spares for Sabie.

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Tough one .. you also need a 140/130mm XC Marathon poll in there .. .I have a Scott MC with a 140mm fork and 130 something travel at the back.... she is a marathon / light trail type bike

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almost 50% of the voters ride hardtails. can that be correct? where are the sussers?



at Bearing man buying spares for Sabie.

 

For the blur? tell me you get blur bearings at Bearing man?
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