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10-03.-2005, 08:10 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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craftworks?
craftworks frm125 any good?
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17-06.-2006, 08:03 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Re: craftworks?
I picked one up a few month ago. I absolutely love it.
Fox vanilla RC rear shock 130 mm Marzocchi z1 fork Mavic wheels panaracer tires race face crank set ritchey seat tube deore xt cane creek head set and so on, every thing on this bike is name brand. I had it set up with 5" rear travel, and gave really nice pedaling feel. Pretty smooth on rough trails and small drops. I swapped to 6" rear travel and had to up the spring to 750 lbs, and it really rocks now. I take drops and jumps like nothing. Don't really feel the landing even at a 5 foot drop landing on flat ground. I have only bottomed the fork once, and that was landing both wheels at the same time on a 5 foot drop with a very small gap. I have nothing bad to say about this bike. The bike is a medium and is a little larger than most meduims. I am 5'8" with like a 33 inseam, and have little to no stand over clearance, But i guess if you set the suspension properly (25% droop) it fits me just right. They are definately worth looking into. |
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