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thinking of the stock one on bike to work scheme, worth it or not?
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOOSC29X5/on_one_scandal_trail_29er_mountain_bike
Recently built one, love it...
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Mine would have to be complete from on-one as it would be on cyclescheme, would prefer 1x10 shimano and better forks tho 🙁
Its the geometry that I find great rather than the components. Maybe its the 29er wheels (my first 29er) but the bike just seems so stable.
where do you ride
Can't fault mine. Covers ground efficiently, climbs and descends well, just a great bike to ride.
Predominantly in the peak district (white peak, dark peak and cheeky peak :-))
Benman, nice build. Hate to ask... but how much does that weigh (on your scales, usual STW caveats apply, etc.) I have a Scandal frame in a box in the attic that I'm meaning to get built up and I'd probably go for something similar so am curious.
where do you live (i am in cressbrook so same locale)
I'm afraid I've not weighed it. Only area I'm keen to lighten up is the tyres (on-one smorgasbords). Been very impressed with their grip though.
Live near Alfreton, will drop you an email.
I have a V2 built fully rigid, singlespeed. Light climbing and confident descending I find, but I have only ridden it on Chilterns woodland single track so far- so no big rocky descents!
I'm shortly going to build it up with 100mm forks and a 1x10 drivetrain for longer rides. I reckon it'll be great fun. Overall a really light and versatile frame- especially as all the alternative frames at the time which could be run SS were either heavier (Inbred, Swift) or way pricier. (Highball, Big Top)
Can you tailor what bits come on your bike?