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Needs to be suitable for a 120mm fork, decent tyre clearance, 29er
Doesn't need to be the latest and greatest in terms of geometry
What's good that's a few years old that won't be a maintenance nightmare
wheels size?
Banshee Phantom if you can find one. I'm selling my Banshee Prime as a frame but don't think it will work with a 120mm fork, needs a 140mm albeit I can help on that front too :wink:. With my opinions based on the Prime the Banshee suspension action rides very well and I suspect the Phantom would make a great bike.
Camber evo.
I bought a s/h carbon one earlier this year, real happy with it - does everything from XC thru to Enduro-type stuff and even liveable on DH tracks (although I'm not).
Had a lot of fun on the Ghost AMR2955 I had. Upped the fork from 110 to 120 travel which slackened it to 68HA, nice short stays, good tyre clearance, 2:1 shock actuation meant the shock was very underworked, good 4 bar design with optimal main pivot placement (in line with a 32T chainring and slightly forward of the seat tube), nice and steep seat angle etc. Very underrated bikes, and I imagine (if you can find one) you'll pick it up for a song.
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What size OP?
Orange Gyro.
suitable for 6 footer