The geo is a free upgrade on a new bike, but an expensive one on the old machine.
I'm generally happy with my min-maxed 2013 26" banshee spitfire...
(160mm coil MiCo lyrik, CCDBA or DHX 5.0 coil, 11-42 sunrace cassette on 10spd slx derailleur / xtr shifter, saint brakes, xtr m980 104bcd crankset with bash, 29mm internal spank rims on hope hubs, cheap 150mm giant wintek dropper with modded xt shifter lever)
...But, I rode a buddies stumpy evo 27 last weekend. Significantly longer reach and steeper sta is hard to find as an update to the old steed.
That thing went round a corner like no bike I've ever ridden. Delicious, and the first thing to get the upgrade eyes wandering for ages.
Feb. 12, 2020, 1:25 p.m. - Velocipedestrian
The geo is a free upgrade on a new bike, but an expensive one on the old machine. I'm generally happy with my min-maxed 2013 26" banshee spitfire... (160mm coil MiCo lyrik, CCDBA or DHX 5.0 coil, 11-42 sunrace cassette on 10spd slx derailleur / xtr shifter, saint brakes, xtr m980 104bcd crankset with bash, 29mm internal spank rims on hope hubs, cheap 150mm giant wintek dropper with modded xt shifter lever) ...But, I rode a buddies stumpy evo 27 last weekend. Significantly longer reach and steeper sta is hard to find as an update to the old steed. That thing went round a corner like no bike I've ever ridden. Delicious, and the first thing to get the upgrade eyes wandering for ages.