32 inch wheeled bikes! I hear they roll easier and the weight makes them maintain momentum better!
Sorry everyone... I just couldn't resist...
http://forums.mtbr.com/29er-bikes/32...rt-794539.html
FORC'n Newbie
Finally!!!
32 inch wheeled bikes! I hear they roll easier and the weight makes them maintain momentum better!
http://forums.mtbr.com/29er-bikes/32...rt-794539.html
Believe in yourself? Well sure, of course. But be aware that "believing in myself" has been the root cause of most of my injuries.
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ya but the bigger wheel makes it harder to turn in the tight and twisty singletrack.
"ya, well...that's like...your...opinion. man."
FORC'n Newbie
Tight and twisty singletrack is getting pretty hard to find... Nothing wrong with fast and flowy, though!!!Originally Posted by jimithng23
ya but the bigger wheel makes it harder to turn in the tight and twisty singletrack.
Believe in yourself? Well sure, of course. But be aware that "believing in myself" has been the root cause of most of my injuries.
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"I feel sorry for people who don't do this." -Badfish41- after bombing the Hermosa's at Levis Trow.
FORC'n Newbie
Oh man! With that geometry I bet that thing is super stable at low speeds! Rock gardens and wide, deep creek crossings won't even be a challenge. With that seat you won't even need to stand up going over obstacles.
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