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Anyone got one of these? Seen them online at a cheap price. Read a few reviews on MTBR suggesting problems with slipping/shimmed seatposts - anything in that?
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i had one for a few months last year.
it was nice for a cheap 29r.
no probklem with any slippage
Any pics Ton, what size did you have?
in action last xmas at glentress.......
20'' i think
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Anyone else?
you want a go on my Swift you do 😉
If that's an offer i may take you up on that! 8)
course you can
I wanted one and bought something else, now I may still have to buy one. Great value.
i bought the geared and the ss version.
very nice, but no better than the sand coloured on one 29r.
I bought one as I couldn't get a test ride on a twenty niner. Loved it and have now upgraded to a SIR9. Haro frame sitting in my garage doing nothing currently.......
Hijack.. Lactic do you want to sell it and if so what size? email in profile
I'd buy one if I had a few quid to spare.
triton cycles keep them in.
JRTG YGM
BOZ.
As you don't live very far away from me (I think) maybe you'd be interested it taking out a selection of different big wheelers for a spin?
Give us a shout if you want.
Wow I like this. Think I may have answered my "what 3rd bike?" question
and sub 500 quid for the ss rigid...
actually It has just made me want an Inbred ss 26er. No more beer! Hide the wallet! Kill Google Kill google
Just bought an XC from Triton (happy Christmas to me!). Looking forward to getting out on it once the snow goes away... Seatpost 'n' shim seem fine, doesn't feel like it'll slip. I suppose if you're not happy with it, just get a new 31.6 post and lose the shim.
Initial impressions... Don't like the SRAM shifters (bit of a Shimano whore though), also annoyed by the lack of QR on the seat post clamp. And if I'm being really picky, the SRAM rear der looks pants. I've swapped out the cable BB5s for an old set of hydro Tektros that I had kicking about - I think the cable brakes are the weakest part of the spec.
Have to say thank you for the heads up. I am so going to get the SS version if bloody work will get the Bloody Cycle to work scheme up and running...(440 quid from treads so it will work out quite cheap)
and Ill ride it to work. Sod this tiny tyres silliness
Bought a Haro Mary SS from Winstanleys bikes last summer... excellent bike, there's no excuse not to buy one! I ended up selling my P7 and I'm keeping this as my singlespeed bike from now on. I have changed the wheels and tires (Hope/Stans 355/Racing Ralph), which made a huge difference in acceleration, and added a Reba 29" fork.
What size did you go for. I read a review of a 5'11" chap (which is what I am) and he said 16" fits like a glove. Seems a bit small to me .
Lactic, YGM!
This bike really is a bargin and a great way to try 29ers without shellng out mega bucks. perfect upgradable machine too. looks nicer than the Kona Unit 29 IMHO too.
I am so going to get the SS version if bloody work will get the Bloody Cycle to work scheme up and running
It's not likely you'll get it on cyclescheme at this price as the shop gets charged 10% by the cyclescheme company.
Triton are cheaper than tredz at the 'mo. £415.
http://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/products.php?plid=m1b0s200p3458
Size wise, I'm 6'1", I bought the 18", feels fine although haven't ridden in anger yet. Quite a long TT (23.6"), so I went for the mdedium frame.
Winstanleys 384 for the 2008 ss! ooh might do it? Drink more beer first
Ash Cycles in London have them for £410 (the Mary that is) I got one and absolutely love it! i'm 5"11 and went for the 18" frame, perfect fit.
Cheers for the advice everyone
Explosion - YGM
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