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Not sure I get the logic on this one.
Rider finds regular bike riding too difficult/hard/physical.
So in order to "help," they take a bike that should at most weigh 32lbs, and
add another 15lbs of weight in the form of batteries, motors, and cables.
Then this person is given due to the electric motor, more instantaneous power
than any pro cat rider could ever dream of laying down with their legs
All the while, basic components, and geo numbers like a Fox 32 that most
everyone on this site complains about are left to handle controlling the bike.
Brilliant!
This is almost as out to lunch as a certain company adding kits to Santa Cruz
bikes. Maybe they assume people don't know what dirt bikes are?
Nov. 4, 2014, 7:27 p.m. - Ms. Blanco's panties
#!markdown Not sure I get the logic on this one. Rider finds regular bike riding too difficult/hard/physical. So in order to "help," they take a bike that should at most weigh 32lbs, and add another 15lbs of weight in the form of batteries, motors, and cables. Then this person is given due to the electric motor, more instantaneous power than any pro cat rider could ever dream of laying down with their legs All the while, basic components, and geo numbers like a Fox 32 that most everyone on this site complains about are left to handle controlling the bike. Brilliant! This is almost as out to lunch as a certain company adding kits to Santa Cruz bikes. Maybe they assume people don't know what dirt bikes are?