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maxo
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On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 19:04:22 +0000, blackbat wrote:
> Not decided if front sus is necessary for me.
If you just potter around and ride on smooth trails, then it's just
another bit of weight and something to break, especially at that price
point. A suspensionless bike will feel more responsive.
The cyclone seems like a good simple ride with few things to break. That's
what I'd buy.
If you end up riding more on the road than anywhere else, then you can
outfit the Cyclone with street rubber. Also nice to remember, rigid forks
fit real fenders--so if you get the bug for a fancier off roader, then the
Cyclone will make a dandy utility/city bike.
> Not decided if front sus is necessary for me.
If you just potter around and ride on smooth trails, then it's just
another bit of weight and something to break, especially at that price
point. A suspensionless bike will feel more responsive.
The cyclone seems like a good simple ride with few things to break. That's
what I'd buy.
If you end up riding more on the road than anywhere else, then you can
outfit the Cyclone with street rubber. Also nice to remember, rigid forks
fit real fenders--so if you get the bug for a fancier off roader, then the
Cyclone will make a dandy utility/city bike.
