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  • Updating from 26 – recommendations
  • dazzydw
    Free Member

    I really don’t NEED to change.(And don’t get me started on changing standards)
    But if I was to look for an up to date do-it-all, non-race, it-just-works, MTB for Peaks and Lakes what would you be looking at it?
    How the hell do you choose from the crazy big list?
    My gut feel says a ‘hardcore’ burly hardtail.

    Sui
    Free Member

    Banshee, that way, when you finally succumb to the bigger wheel brigade you can change without changing your frame.. I’m staying 26 until i can’t buy anymore 26 parts…

    Garry_Lager
    Full Member

    Giant trance 29er if you want the no-brainer route – great bike, great value for money, saves dicking around trying to compare 20 other bikes (18 of which are worse).

    LAT
    Full Member

    saves dicking around trying to compare 20 other bikes (18 of which are worse).

    Get the one that’s better. Starling Murmur.

    edit: the 2 suggestions above are also good advice.

    squirrelking
    Free Member

    Go to a demo day, Steel Is Real are doing one on the 4th of October in Forest of Dean.

    stevenmenmuir
    Free Member

    I just upgraded from 26″ wheels. Was certain I wanted 650b wheels and tested a Bird Zero 29 and AM. The 29er won me over, loadsa fun but fast and comfortable too.

    dazzydw
    Free Member

    Tried looking up Bird and their website is just a page of messy symbols. Just me?

    stevenmenmuir
    Free Member

    Fine for me.

    bullroar
    Free Member

    What Sui said, it is what I did with a Spitfire. Great bike whichever wheel size.

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