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I have both and you will get exactly what you are looking for. More pop and
agility with the Bronson vs a DH bike that can climb anything with the Nomad.
They both solve the same problem but from two different angles. Each can be
ridden over the same terrain, but will feel completely different. You can't
attack the rougher DH sections with the Bronson like you can with the Nomad.
The Bronson has more snap and pop in the corners and off of the side hits. One
thing I have found with the Bronson is that you have to weight the front
wheel. It does not like to be ridden from the back wheel BMX style.
March 21, 2016, noon - Salespunk
#!markdown I have both and you will get exactly what you are looking for. More pop and agility with the Bronson vs a DH bike that can climb anything with the Nomad. They both solve the same problem but from two different angles. Each can be ridden over the same terrain, but will feel completely different. You can't attack the rougher DH sections with the Bronson like you can with the Nomad. The Bronson has more snap and pop in the corners and off of the side hits. One thing I have found with the Bronson is that you have to weight the front wheel. It does not like to be ridden from the back wheel BMX style.