I hope after glamour has make his decision on 26 or 29, he doesn't have the should I get a 4" or 5" or 6" or 7" or 8" or 9" or 10"? problem

or Rigid, 80", 100", 120", 140", 160" ....1.9, 2.0, 2.1, 2.25....50mm,60mm,70mm....

Hahahah...just joking la dude ...you know what they say ...

"Men socialize by insulting each other, but they don't really mean it. Women socialize by complimenting each other, and they don't really mean it .."

color=blue]So tomorrow anyone riding?[/[/color] Lets play commando and try ambushing those trail wreckers ...heheheh

Soli soli... Wrong info given plak!
I think the more appropriate question would be why SC Superlight? LOL... It's a single pivot 4" bike. It's cheaper maintainence no doubt with just a pair of large bearings, but how's the ride quality compared to those newer multi linked bikes? Bobbing issues?
Bike shops objective is to sell in order to make profit. Don't fall into the trap. I'm not saying 29er is inferior or superior to 26er. Try it or atlest do some research online on the feedbacks.

Based on the geo charts, the 29er SCSL will be slightly more stable on speed due to the big wheel and longer wheelbase. The bad part is a longer wheelbase will also be harder to manuvere on tight trails and less flickable with a longer CS. You may think you're an XC rider and don't put much concern on flickability, but what makes a ride fun is to be able to make the bike do what you want with urgency, not driving a trailer kinda slow response, rite?

The BB is higher on the 29er SCSL though. Good thing about higher BB is less pedal strikes on tech terrains, but on the expense of cornering stability.

I find it funny that the geo charts in SC website states both 29er and 26er's A2C length is the same at 470mm. It's common A2C length of 470mm for a 26er with 100mm travel unsagged. But a 29er 100mm fork should be longer. A 470mm unsagged A2C length is typical of a 80mm travel 29er fork. Maybe you could send an email to SC and clarify that matter?

I hope after glamour has make his decision on 26 or 29, he doesn't have the should I get a 4" or 5" or 6" or 7" or 8" or 9" or 10"? problem

or Rigid, 80", 100", 120", 140", 160" ....1.9, 2.0, 2.1, 2.25....50mm,60mm,70mm....

Hahahah...just joking la dude ...you know what they say ...

"Men socialize by insulting each other, but they don't really mean it. Women socialize by complimenting each other, and they don't really mean it .."

So tomorrow anyone riding? Lets play commando and try ambushing those trail wreckers ...heheheh

ya...thanks for the info...just my current budget for full sus is SCSL... need a bike that can climb well n go down fast...
AM bike will be hard for me to climb as i tested my friend bike...maybe in the future when i got the stamina to climb with AM bike. If you got a better alternative, can post here to share..will go have a test ride when free. 

ya...thanks for the info...just my current budget for full sus is SCSL... need a bike that can climb well n go down fast...
AM bike will be hard for me to climb as i tested my friend bike...maybe in the future when i got the stamina to climb with AM bike. If you got a better alternative, can post here to share..will go have a test ride when free. 
bicycle stuff is really sickening...
very True.... 

Hi guys.

I am buying a new bike. After seeing Tongyam so sexy, I also want to be like him. Can jump, can fly, can hike, can run...
And most important, can crash without getting injured.

Just need a decent bike. Dowant so fancy.

My requirement...

Complete bike.

Giant XTC Frame.
SLX Drive train + brakes
wheelsets... donno which one is ok.
Saddles, seatpost, handlebar, stem, and fork.

Please advise how much I need

Hi guys.

I am buying a new bike. After seeing Tongyam so sexy, I also want to be like him. Can jump, can fly, can hike, can run...
And most important, can crash without getting injured.

Just need a decent bike. Dowant so fancy.

My requirement...

Complete bike.

Giant XTC Frame.
SLX Drive train + brakes
wheelsets... donno which one is ok.
Saddles, seatpost, handlebar, stem, and fork.

Please advise how much I need

ya...thanks for the info...just my current budget for full sus is SCSL... need a bike that can climb well n go down fast...

This guys dah kena rasok...for sure 

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Added on April 10, 2012, 4:32 pm
IMHO, and after seeing some of these lembu riding those bikes,...I would recommend Trance-26er (Price vs. Peformance vs. Functionality).

You can notice how well it helps you to climb. But the bike is NOT rare...*True Story*

Alamak... buy 2nd bike also cannot meh?

Just choose within your budget and try it out. light, durable, cheap .. google

one said before and repeated "when you have the legs, the bike is just a tool"
quit bothering on what to get and what others have. all you need is what you need for the job.
know where you wanna ride, but dun know which to get? just go to the shop and ask them what they recommend. if you find that they're trying to sell you crap then you probably already have something in mind. just get what u have in mind, you're lucky if you get the perfect bike in your first purchase either way.
don't know where to ride, and no idea what to get. Just choose within your budget and try it out. light, durable, cheap .. google

Sharing is caring ...
Caring is gay hahahah ....

Okay, stop BROmancing yo. I iz sked. 

Only those wearing Gay Pants should be sked ! hahahah

LOL. Luckily I am not.

Hmmm, since I am not even middle class fella in bolehland, I also do 6months research to buy new fork.

At last, I found and able to afford... TORA. *True Story*

They say RK use bangla bike also can kawtim kiara ...so you different category already ahahaha

one said before and repeated "when you have the legs, the bike is just a tool"
quit bothering on what to get and what others have. all you need is what you need for the job.
know where you wanna ride, but dun know which to get? just go to the shop and ask them what they recommend. if you find that they're trying to sell you crap then you probably already have something in mind. just get what u have in mind, you're lucky if you get the perfect bike in your first purchase either way.
don't know where to ride, and no idea what to get. Just choose within your budget and try it out. light, durable, cheap .. google