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Jimmi B
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I recently got a 2003 Gary Fisher Tassajara. I think it's a great bike, but I'm unsure if I should
have spent the extra $ to get a FS like the Sugar.
I'm very new to XC and I wanted to get a decent bike. For the past couple of months I've been using
an old Trek without any suspension so the GS was a major improvement. Also, I'm 6' 4" and 215lbs and
the GS seems to support me better than some of the other HTs I tested.
My question is, being a novice and not really into big jumps or anything too extreme, will a bike
like this be good enough or will I be wishing I went fs in a few months?
I currently ride anywhere from 25 - 40 miles a week about 75% of that off road on narrow, winding
dirt trails with some sand and rocks and 1-2 foot drops.
Any comments would greatly be appreciated. Thanks, Jimmi
have spent the extra $ to get a FS like the Sugar.
I'm very new to XC and I wanted to get a decent bike. For the past couple of months I've been using
an old Trek without any suspension so the GS was a major improvement. Also, I'm 6' 4" and 215lbs and
the GS seems to support me better than some of the other HTs I tested.
My question is, being a novice and not really into big jumps or anything too extreme, will a bike
like this be good enough or will I be wishing I went fs in a few months?
I currently ride anywhere from 25 - 40 miles a week about 75% of that off road on narrow, winding
dirt trails with some sand and rocks and 1-2 foot drops.
Any comments would greatly be appreciated. Thanks, Jimmi