Premier Interbike 2011 – Devinci 1st Impressions – UPDATED

Premier Interbike 2011 – Devinci 1st Impressions – UPDATED

Jon took a Devinci Dixon and an Atlas 29r out for a rider around the desert. Here, for our Premier subscribers are his thoughts on both.

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6 thoughts on “Premier Interbike 2011 – Devinci 1st Impressions – UPDATED

  1. I’ve ridden those trails Jon should do the boy scout and girl scout together up and down that will help him get a better feel for the climbing traction of the Atlas

  2. “Nothing like Treks ABP”.It’s almost exactly the same because Trek stole DWs idea but he won the patent. Do you really think you need something slacker for rough terrain? My Dixon’s HA measures 66.5 degrees which is slacker than most other 140-150mm bikes. I don’t know why manufacturers send out demo bikes with long stems and narrow bars though they just won’t work on such an aggressive bike. Hopefully STW will get a UK demo on one with a 50mm stem/750mm bars/DH front tyre I think you would be blown away.

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