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The Cinder Cone sits at the entry point in Kona's price range, which among bikes is as close to a buyers' market you can get. Component packages in these type of bikes seem to get better every year as major parts manufacturers jockey for position in a highly competitive market.
High-end technology from years of expe ...
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The Giant Glory DH is a thoroughbred downhill machine. In a market where do-it-all products are dominant, it's rare for a company to introduce something new that serves just one purpose - in this case, adrenalin fueled downhill action. Maybe that's why Giant has a well earned reputation for producing competition winning downhill ...
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The Cannondale Moto Carbon 1 is designed to fill the gap between all mountain trail bikes and full on downhill machines. The Moto is therefore sold as a "big mountain" rig. With 160mm of travel, it is equipped to deal with the most technical of terrain. In descending steep and rocky tight trail it tracked extremely well, taking ...
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They really have learned how to build a pretty solid bike after 25 years. Today's Hard Rocks aren't like the ones I remember people riding in school. They're more like sturdy, modern mountain bikes you see with higher end parts - even though they don't cost as much.
After test riding the HRXC Sport and Disc, I deci ...
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My main ride has been a Rockhopper since 2005. I've loved that bike since the day I bought it, and it remains dependable despite the constant thrashings it receives. While I was waiting for a quick repair on my old Rockhopper, I noticed the 2008 and thought it would be fun to take for a ride. There's not a huge amount of differe ...
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