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If I was to build a suspension bike right now out of my own pocket, it would
be an Enduro 29 Comp with a wheel upgrade, a different seatpost, and different
brakes.
Would love to hear more about this as I'm thinking of moving from my 2010
Enduro (great bike!) to the 29er Comp.
I've only managed to get a spin around a carpark, down some stairs etc. not a
very realistic test so would really like to hear if you've had some time on
one of these and if you can compare to the 26.
I'm heading you on the seat post, and brakes. What's the deal with the wheels?
Are they to heavy for your taste or something else?
On the money side of things I'm totally down with what you are saying, current
gear can last a good while with a bit of maintenance, 4 years on my current
ride and it's still going strong, 9spd and all.
March 10, 2014, 11:31 p.m. - moity
#!markdown If I was to build a suspension bike right now out of my own pocket, it would be an Enduro 29 Comp with a wheel upgrade, a different seatpost, and different brakes. Would love to hear more about this as I'm thinking of moving from my 2010 Enduro (great bike!) to the 29er Comp. I've only managed to get a spin around a carpark, down some stairs etc. not a very realistic test so would really like to hear if you've had some time on one of these and if you can compare to the 26. I'm heading you on the seat post, and brakes. What's the deal with the wheels? Are they to heavy for your taste or something else? On the money side of things I'm totally down with what you are saying, current gear can last a good while with a bit of maintenance, 4 years on my current ride and it's still going strong, 9spd and all.