Trek brings IsoSpeed to the mountain bike
06-30-15, 01:02 PM
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Trek brings IsoSpeed to the mountain bike
This looks really interesting!
Singletrack Magazine | Trek 2016: Trek brings IsoSpeed to the mountain bike
Might be a really good compromise between light weight and getting a little compliance.
Singletrack Magazine | Trek 2016: Trek brings IsoSpeed to the mountain bike
Might be a really good compromise between light weight and getting a little compliance.
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This is for the cross country weight weenie set I guess?
XC race oriented duallys are pretty light nowadays and pedal efficiently enough to win world cups and olympics so I would rather have 3'' of travel then a more 'compliance'.
ymmv
XC race oriented duallys are pretty light nowadays and pedal efficiently enough to win world cups and olympics so I would rather have 3'' of travel then a more 'compliance'.
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