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Hueggel trails, song: Emerald Park - Pasadena, jamendo.com
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- Date Posted
- Oct 16, 2011 at 8:33Oct 16, 2011
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Cloppenburg, Germany
17 Comments
- + 1
The Stevens is my do-it-all bike and I take it to explore new terrain like the Hueggel trails.
RideOn!
- + 2
Its does a good job!
Im thinking about getting a new hardtail to replace the GT!
The GT is great but its has some short comings.
The BB is way to high and the head is very steep.
Im going to try putting a 24" in the rear and see how that pans out.
If not!
Im looking into a DH geometry hard tail!
The Ragley bagger or troof!
www.ragleybikes.com/our-products/troof
www.ragleybikes.com/our-products/bagger-288
The bagger and the troof have the same geometry but the bagger is steel and the troof is alloy.
Which would you choose?
Im thinking about getting a new hardtail to replace the GT!
The GT is great but its has some short comings.
The BB is way to high and the head is very steep.
Im going to try putting a 24" in the rear and see how that pans out.
If not!
Im looking into a DH geometry hard tail!
The Ragley bagger or troof!
www.ragleybikes.com/our-products/troof
www.ragleybikes.com/our-products/bagger-288
The bagger and the troof have the same geometry but the bagger is steel and the troof is alloy.
Which would you choose?
- + 1
If I had to choose between those two Ragley bikes it would definitely be the Bagger 288, I've been thinking about a British steel hardtail for quite some time myself. As you know, I bought a British steel road bike some months ago.
- + 2
Yes, that right your charger juicer right?
Its a beautiful frame.
I too choose the bagger as I have never been on a steel bike yet!
The Ragley's look amazing to me!
The blue pig is a steel frame with a 67* degree head suited for 140mm.
Then the Bagger is a 67* head with a 160mm fork.
It just seems like a fun ride!
The only problem is the bagger is no where to found in stock.
Im looking for a 16" bagger maybe a 17" but I can't find one.
I will wait and see.
Its tough as the troof is in stock and my head says go for it as its the same geo but,
I really want to try a steel HT!
I will wait it out!
ahhhhhhhaaa
RideOn!
Its a beautiful frame.
I too choose the bagger as I have never been on a steel bike yet!
The Ragley's look amazing to me!
The blue pig is a steel frame with a 67* degree head suited for 140mm.
Then the Bagger is a 67* head with a 160mm fork.
It just seems like a fun ride!
The only problem is the bagger is no where to found in stock.
Im looking for a 16" bagger maybe a 17" but I can't find one.
I will wait and see.
Its tough as the troof is in stock and my head says go for it as its the same geo but,
I really want to try a steel HT!
I will wait it out!
ahhhhhhhaaa
RideOn!
- + 1
You should go for steel. Birgit's Black Market Riot is a steel frame and it feels great.
Check out www.on-one.co.uk/frames On-One 456 or On-One Summer Season ...
Check out www.on-one.co.uk/frames On-One 456 or On-One Summer Season ...
- + 2
as usual beautiful landscape and i really like the tunes brother....good to see you riding mate.Snow soon?
- + 2
I didn't feel much of the flow, because I had contused my quadriceps five days before, so I was glad I could ride at all!RideOn Ricardo!
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Great terrain with a nice autumn feel!
Very nice!
Seems like your stevens is your favorite ride recently?
RideOn!