Sucks how small frames always look shit hot, but when your a bigger guy having to look at medium or large frame they never look quite as good built up :/
I think he's quite a small guy. I'm 6ft and my size 'long' Kona Stab looks the same on me in comparison. I'd like to see what the medium looks like, or even better, test ride one before a purchase. Anyone know of any dealers or demo days coming up in Scotland?
come on! we all know that downhill demo days in scotland are few and far between. We need to have more downhill demo days! at places like ft william, inners, ae and glen coe. You get the drift. Scotland has so much to offer in terms of terrian and yet we never have an option to try new bikes out because there are no bloody demo days! "sigh"... rant over.
Just looked into it and I think the bike pictured on the Turner site is a large size... If you click on the DHR Gallery with the bike against the boxes, that one is a medium size, which looks a lot better than the large from what I can make out in the 3/4 shot. Wish we had more press release photo's of a medium tbh - not many people will be buying a size small in comparison.
This must be computer generated. Because we ALL know this bike will, in fact, never be available to the public. Ever. They've been talking about it for 3 years.
Obviously... they are FINALLY shipping it soon. Hence this article. My comment above was sarcasm. That bike has been talked about and hyped up for 3 years now, and where 3 years ago it may have been considered cutting edge, (being the only other DW-link bike available at that time besides an Ironhorse Sunday) there is now a slew of bikes using that patent. Kind of a bummer it took so long to get out to the public.
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