Nice assumptions...how long are they going to last without cracking. I'm sure for most racers they wont last a whole season.
well I certainly cant feel any, i would like to give you a write up on the bike, but id realy like to get the rear sus dialed before I do. They are insanely rare though I saw two white and two brown in morzine, one of the whites was mine, the other a uk team riders and two random brown ones. Feels kinda strange having loads of people coming up to you and staring at your linkage though lol.Looks.... svelte.
Basically a single pivot... nice, light and tidy... but wonder if flexy?
Not a problem at all, im happy to help...Thanks for the replies. That is great help BJ- about the UK Distributor. Nice to hear there warranty is sound as well.
que?Basically a single pivot... nice, light and tidy... but wonder if flexy?
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that is most certainly not a single pivot.
Same design as the GT RTS series from the mid-1990's and from the Sunn DH bikes that Nico rode.There's something about that bike...where have I seen a suspension link like that before? Chumba maybe?
Two of my good pals ride the new Radical, and it's definitely NOT 36lbs stock. It's light, but much more like 40lbs. Both bikes were 100% stock except for pedals (Crank Bros Mallet M's and MG-1's).
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The small size is deffinately not 40lbs i recon the build is more like 37/37.5lbs thats with 6.1 rims(not stock 5.1) steel spring decent weight pedals and heavy sunline bar. it is real light.