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Join Date: Oct 2004
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Hi all,
I recently got back into cycling and started to rediscover the joy's of off-road cycling so much so that I've decide that it's time to send the 16 year old XT equipped, non-suspended fossil I own to the museum of shed. This however presents me with a dilemma what to replace it with - I'm currently planning on cycling 40 minutes to work and back each day on the roads to keep my fittest up and weight down, But I also want a machine for the weekend that can Off-Road, Climb, Jump, Bump and Drop with minimum amount of maintenance. (JUMP is a must) As a starting block I'm think of a full suspension rig like the Cove Playmate as it looks cool, but what size frame do I need I'm 6'1" (1.85m) and 13st12lbs(88Kg). Any opinions, comment on this frame or links to Reviews would be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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I'll be your playmate....lol
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Are you Phat or Phin? |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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i'm a bit on the phin side. but i love to get phat air....and i know how to crash properly now.
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Sounds good, and you have the right skills, but can you answer the follow question. What is the maximum obtainable speed at the moment of Critical Faff? |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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and the maximum obtaionable speed of a critical faff depends on the faffers and the amount of faffing to be done
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