decent bike that mate. May i know your height anbd size of the bike.. im thinking to buy the same model but not sure what size im 6.3 ...
They are a bit on the small side so go for the biggest one you can find if you’re riding proper dh race trails. I sold my 2019 XXL 27.5 to a guy that was 6’2” and he was surprised it wasn’t bigger. The 29er XL is bigger than the 27.5 XXL though. Their sizing really doesn’t make much sense sometimes!
following, thinking of getting a tues for next season. Fingers crossed they come out with a mullet setup
The 2022 TUES comes in 27.5 so you can make a mullet. Or did you mean a Rampage mullet of 26/27.5?
Or the rarest of all, the Skullet, @ 26/29
mm yes the 27" would be mulletable with buying new lower legs and maybe a bit of offset bushing action. The head angle would be nearing 62°, but thats not unheard of (commencal supreme according to 3d measurements, not the geo chart)*
it does seem that they are sticking with what they sell now for the 2022 https://singletrackworld.com/2021/06/yt-release-updated-jeffsy-primus-tues-and-dirt-love/
which is: - 27 pro race for 6300e - 29 pro race for 6300e - 27" al base model for 3500e
which is a bit annoying. The carbon models or anything with fox is only available north of 6k
* The Supreme's on paper geometry actually turned out to be quite different to what we measured when we 3D scanned it. Head tube length is bang on and chainstay length measured only 1mm longer, but our bike's head angle was much slacker, at 61.2°, and there was a much shorter reach, at 470mm, along with a higher stack height, at 626mm https://www.pinkbike.com/news/review-commencal-supreme-dh-29-27-2021.html
Tell me guys how does the latest generation of Jeffsy (27,5) feel like. Is it a jumpy-poppy-playful bike (like a Tues among other DHs) or more on a stable and comfortable side?
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