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20" is 200
24" is 210 29" is 250 Last edited by zfreak220; 2007-03-08 at 11:17 PM. |
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2007-03-10, 04:25 AM
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2007-03-10, 12:41 PM
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Too insane to be considered human.
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Me like very much. I might get 1 soon now that i've seen it.
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2007-03-11, 01:18 AM
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2007-03-11, 05:00 AM
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Location: Store in (Irvington) NE Portland, Oregon
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We've had the three AX sizes in our store for 2 weeks now (for once, being on the West Coast helps you get things sooner!), and I've ridden them a little bit. (Full disclosure: I'm a retailer, but I've been riding for 27 years.) The AX looks like an LX, but feels much lighter. This makes for quick, responsive turns, and less effort overall, but requires a little more finesse. With gentle corrections, it's really smooth.
The crown still works for one-foot idling, even though it's gently curved. (Not as steep as other frames, and wider.) The manufacturer's picture still shows chromed posts, but they are actually black (as in the UDC photos). You may notice that the Torker photo of the 24" is not glossy like the others - it has been "computer adjusted" from silver. Overall, I'd say the AX will appeal to anyone wanting an easy-feeling cruiser (especially the 29"), or anyone wanting to lighten their travel weight. -Ben Schoenberg Serious Juggling Portland, Oregon http://www.SeriousJuggling.com |
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2007-03-11, 07:13 AM
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2007-03-12, 03:46 AM
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It looks real pretty. How comfortable is the seat?
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2007-03-12, 03:51 AM
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2007-03-17, 05:50 PM
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2007-03-18, 12:18 AM
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That being said, it could be more comfortable. I have thinking about changing the seat but do not know what to get. |
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2007-03-18, 12:25 AM
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2007-03-18, 10:11 AM
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2007-04-06, 09:15 PM
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Location: Seattle
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Any more feedback about the AX 29?
Looking for an XC type uni. Won't be doing any drops. Would the aluminum frame be durable enough for moderate trails over the long haul? |
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2007-04-07, 01:13 AM
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UNIPSYCHO
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If there some trails around these parts I might be able to tell you more |
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