Buggyr333
- Member since Feb 5, 2011
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San Diego , California
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May 22, 2022 at 8:50
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Buggyr333 mikekazimer's article
May 10, 2022 at 12:07
May 10, 2022
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Hooray!

Buggyr333 alicialeggett's article
May 3, 2022 at 14:55
May 3, 2022
Video: 4 Value Hardtails Ridden & Rated - Field Test Roundtable
@thenotoriousmic:
and like I said you are fooling yourself.
Either that or you have never ridden a properly set up full suspension bike.
I ride both. Regularly. like all the damn time.
That's all I've got to say. Not worth the effort to continue beating a dead horse.

Buggyr333 alicialeggett's article
May 3, 2022 at 11:53
May 3, 2022
Video: 4 Value Hardtails Ridden & Rated - Field Test Roundtable
@hamncheez:
just got it, "This bickering is pointless. @thenotoriousmic release him!"
Was not intentional but I'll own it.

Buggyr333 alicialeggett's article
May 3, 2022 at 11:01
May 3, 2022
Video: 4 Value Hardtails Ridden & Rated - Field Test Roundtable
@thenotoriousmic: I love hardtails as much as the next guy but you're fooling yourself.
and realistically if modern full suspension bikes were really that much of a burden, you could certainly lock it out for near the same effect.
It's fine if you prefer it, and I am glad that you do, there needs to be more of us hardtail guys. But seriously If I am going to grab a bike that I can ride trails all day and not be fatigued, it is going to be the fully. Any amount of extra fatigue that comes from extra weight or less pedalling performance is easily offset by the fatigue generated from absorbing hits from rocky terrain or drops without full suspension.