Thread: Mountain bike, hunting, and Red Stag

Originally Posted by The Claw

Overshooting corners and blowing out corners that suddenly tighten or a series of switchbacks was something I struggled with on my 29er. The 27.5 is much easier in this sort of riding and rolls pretty good generally. Not as good as a 29er for sure, but downhill, tech rooty/rocky type riding is my preference and for that I definitely prefer the 27.5.

Yeah they deficiently aren't as nimble, I have never been a enormous fan of Specialized or 29'ers and now I have both hahaha
Pitty the Yeti importers are so friggen useless

Originally Posted by Shearer

Those lefty forks are just wrong.

They work awesomly well, even though that fork is 15 years old it still works great. This sounds bad but I have never had that fork serviced & Ive only had to pump it up a couple of times.

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

From this in 2000





to this in 2015



funny how things change.

That's sad alright Cam