Local pinners
Andrew Crimmins and
Tegan Molloy are no strangers to the national level race course. Both Andrew and Tegan take out their respective Under 19 categories on their home course. Despite a drivetrain mechanical issue, Tegan clocks the fastest female time of the weekend. Andrew bounces back from a shoulder injury at Mt Buller. He also manages to claims the second quickest time overall of all the men on course.
Connor Fearon gives Thredbo a miss, choosing to focus on training and preparing himself to head overseas this season.
Matt Taylor had to sit this one out, with ongoing ligament damage sustained at the previous round at Mt Buller.
Photo Credit: Jaime BlackKona Factory Team AustraliaKona BikesFilmed, edited and produced by Ty Bowmaker.
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just messin around man, to each their own... but that is what they remind me of haha
The geo is the game changer with proper reach, top tubes, short chAinstays, and steepish seat angle, low bottom braket.(Modern geo all) based on 40 stem.
Comes w/a pike (enough said there).
Monarch + not too shabby, but float x may have upperhand.
ShimaNo brakes(enough said)
@31.5lbs, Needs carbon diet to be an all day rig...stay with the 'A' group.
Best of both maybe the 134 w/150 pike..
Wish they had a carbon 143!