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Anybody got/rode one and care to comment?
Scienceofficer tested one last year, mail him
very good, feels like a normal bike until you mess up a tight corner and remember you're on massive wheels. Not bad weight-wise either
[url= http://www.bike-treks.co.uk/Demo-bikes.aspx ]Biketreks[/url] have a Carve demo bike. Haven't ridden one but looks nice.
[url= http://www.twentynineinches.com ]29 Inches[/url] started (in their 3 part way) to review he ss version today.
very good, feels like a normal bike until you mess up a tight corner and remember you're on massive wheels.
So, like a 26 er then but not as good ๐
i had a 20min play on one, i liked it a lot.
it managed to feel normal, and playful, and stable, and lively.
(i know that makes little sense).
and i think they look very handsome.
Had mine a few weeks now, Ive only been back into cycling for around 9 months I bought a Cube Analogue Disc last April I enjoyed that until it got nicked recently. I researched a lot and got loads of advice and went for a 29er, I have noticed a massive difference in the gears I use ie I am always in a higher gear on my normal routes than I would be with my Cube. I havent done any single track yet but hope to later this week at Llandegla so will report back then, I also hope to do the Leeds-Liverpool canal 127miles in late Jan so will report on this thread when I done also.
Thanks for the feedback so far. Thinking of one of thee or maybe a Cube LTD Pro (although they appear to be as rare as rocking horse poo)