I completely get where the reviewer is coming from. I am also a member of the 29+ club with a Krampus which I have had for 3 years now. It started off rigid with 29x3 Knards (relatively small block tyres) and now has 140mm Pikes and 2.4 DHR2s and a 65HA. It has had many incarnations with the same frame.
A lot of the changes to the Stache are similar to what I have done with my Krampus. They are incredible versatile and fun bikes and not one trick ponies like a lot of the full squish super bikes that are normally reviewed.
As such I have no issues with a revisit / long term test / what ever you want to call it. Versatile bikes need it.
Aug. 13, 2017, 1:11 p.m. - fartymarty
I completely get where the reviewer is coming from. I am also a member of the 29+ club with a Krampus which I have had for 3 years now. It started off rigid with 29x3 Knards (relatively small block tyres) and now has 140mm Pikes and 2.4 DHR2s and a 65HA. It has had many incarnations with the same frame. A lot of the changes to the Stache are similar to what I have done with my Krampus. They are incredible versatile and fun bikes and not one trick ponies like a lot of the full squish super bikes that are normally reviewed. As such I have no issues with a revisit / long term test / what ever you want to call it. Versatile bikes need it.