photo by Seth Burke
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15 Comments
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 Ive hiked by this countless times, and this is the first pic ive seen of somebody doing it!, looks great!, Ive never had the balls to hit it.. bit big for me yet :S U guys finishing the section above it?
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 Awesome feature! Makes me want to go out and build Smile
How do you find the bottlerocket on the big stuff brad?
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 The Bottlerocket is my go to bike, and has been for several years now. With the stock spec of a 160mm fork, it's a pretty versatile machine, but with a 180mm fork, I feel like it can handle anything, and so far it can. I'm not riding the Rampage course or anything, but I think it could take whatever you throw at it. Short travel is funner! I don't notice the short travel rear end on big stuff because the suspension is progressive enough that the bike doesn't blow through the travel all at once. I think alot of people (dh racers excluded) run a bike with too much travel and would be better off with a bike that can maneuver more quickly.
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 Great! Thanks for that!
Been thinking about a demo7/glory 0 myself, I've no need for 210mm on our Irish trails.
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 heard that. short travel is so much more fun i love my SX trail with a 180mm fork its invinsible
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 And your a bit nuts........
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 Where's the ride-out Brad...or will you be using 'the force' again? Wink
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 you can kinda see the landing there. and yes, 'the force' was applied (recovering from a broken wrist and sure felt it!)
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 That's a nice rock to drop, sick riding brad
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 thanks! fun times
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 That's an awsome shot. You probably tell me where this trail is though.
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 very solid line and nice photo too
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 another bike test?
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 nope, just riding along on my bottlerocket
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 is this platinum?







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