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Nice review. I love mine. I found that upping the fork to 150 was a good move
to slacken the front end a bit, which gives a touch more stability in high-
speed corners. Compared to my old 160/150 mm bike, the only place I notice the
Process 134's limitations is on fast, rough trails - but it holds its own
there while offering more versatility, as you indicated. This is my do-it-all
bike, for everything from Squamish XC to Cypress laps. And I seem to do okay
on it in the local Funduro races you mentioned.
Nov. 8, 2015, 11:36 p.m. - DMVancouver
#!markdown Nice review. I love mine. I found that upping the fork to 150 was a good move to slacken the front end a bit, which gives a touch more stability in high- speed corners. Compared to my old 160/150 mm bike, the only place I notice the Process 134's limitations is on fast, rough trails - but it holds its own there while offering more versatility, as you indicated. This is my do-it-all bike, for everything from Squamish XC to Cypress laps. And I seem to do okay on it in the local Funduro races you mentioned.