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  • Ti Hardtail Vs Full sus for endurance racing?
  • darkside
    Free Member

    Any thoughts?

    Ti hardtail Vs Full suss?

    Ti has its natural spring and with tubeless and Ti seat post may provide some comfort. Plus maintenance free, great in the mud, lightweight etc

    Full suss (4inch?) for improved comfort, stay seated for longer, but heavier, clogs easier (except Turners) and more to go wrong…

    Daffy
    Full Member

    Think I’d be aiming for Turner Flux or Kona Hei Hei. 3″ travel and 2.5″ respectively.

    the_lecht_rocks
    Full Member

    you really need both TBH.
    compromised otherwise….

    Manchester-Trev
    Free Member

    nah, a hei hei is perfect, buy mine….

    Biffer
    Free Member

    Short travel full sus for me as well. I have a Kona Le Roi, similar to the Hei Hei.
    I would expect that the frame weight is not really much different from a Ti frame.

    crazy-legs
    Full Member

    Short travel full sus for me (S-Works Epic).
    Having said that if it’s really muddy I’ll use my fully rigid Ti with 1.7″ mud tyres, still get a fair bit of comfort but it won’t clog up like the full sus would.

    john_walker74
    Free Member

    If you get the Turner it won’t need much maintenance either…

    Hornet600
    Free Member

    Epic marathon for comfort, long rides, marathons etc. On-One scandal for winter fun and the muddy short distance race.

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