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Calibre Line T3 27 review

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If you’re new to mountain biking, or upgrading from heavy bike shaped object, you’ll find the Calibre Line T3 27 feels pretty impressive.

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Posted : 31/03/2024 7:01 am
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These reviews are important. The obvious competitors are the Voodo bizango pro and on one scandal

Both come without droppers but better forks. I assume the 35 is a better fork? A group test or even a roundup of the spec and experience of the components would be useful.


 
Posted : 31/03/2024 9:41 am
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That routing would give me an OCD related stroke or seizure. I'd need to sort that straight away. Is there a phobia of dreadful cable n hose routing, I need diagnosing.


 
Posted : 01/04/2024 9:24 am
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I’ve got the older Line 29 and it’s a great bike. I bought it as a budget stopgap when the kids were born as I knew I wasn’t getting out riding. I thought I’d be grumpy about the budget forks and frame having come from much fancier bikes and kit, but 4 years later I’m loving it. The Recons could do with an upgrade but for most things they’re fine, the dropper was swapped out for a 200mm Brand X fairly quickly and it has a -2 angleset (but that was more personal choice than a necessity) everything else has been replaced as it wears out.


 
Posted : 01/04/2024 8:05 pm
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