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Got mine 6 weeks ago , very happy with it, very grippy and manouverable on the slippy stuff, dropper post and rockshock fork great for the money , bad bits , crappy SX rear derailleur (soon to be replaced by me along with the shifter) and the pedals are naff (easily sorted) let me know if you have any other questions
Mate who is newish to MTB has one (last years model) and likes it.
Generally solid, as said above the SX derailleur is probably the weak point of the spec. Seems to need adjusting a lot more often than my GX or Shimano ones.
Not a lightweight but its competitors in the same price range aren't either and IMO bike weight isn't that big a deal for recreational riding. Rides nicely, the plus size tyres give good traction and smooth out a bit of chatter.
The geometry isn't 'progressive' long and slack like some of its competitors, its more traditional geo. That could be a plus or minus depending what you want and what you're used to - easier to adjust to for someone who is accustomed to older style bikes, but not quite as capable on steeper faster stuff.
Generally solid, as said above the SX derailleur is probably the weak point of the spec. Seems to need adjusting a lot more often than my GX or Shimano ones.
Not a lightweight but its competitors in the same price range aren't either and IMO bike weight isn't that big a deal for recreational riding. Rides nicely, the plus size tyres give good traction and smooth out a bit of chatter.
The geometry isn't 'progressive' long and slack like some of its competitors, its more traditional geo. That could be a plus or minus depending what you want and what you're used to - easier to adjust to for someone who is accustomed to older style bikes, but not quite as capable on steeper faster stuff.
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