I got back from Auckland yesterday to find a bike box waiting for me. As you can see it contained the 6.5 inch travel, all-mountain 2011 Foes FXR. It features Foes’ legendary 2:1 shock ratio enabling you to tune your shock with far more precision than bikes equipped with shorter stroke shocks. On the shock front you’ll see it’s rocking a Curnutt XTD Air which features a massive three inch stroke. We’ll be testing this thing over the next few months for full review in issue 43 of Spoke.
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yo boss, you know i have to test this bike. I can compare it to the 2 previous model’s that i had.now how can you say no to that!!!
yo boss, you know i have to test this bike. I can compare it to the 2 previous model’s that i had.now how can you say no to that!!!
You’ll be demanding the cover next . . .
You’ll be demanding the cover next . . .
ive sadly come to the realization that the arse cover is all i’ll get.
ive sadly come to the realization that the arse cover is all i’ll get.
how much it is
how much it is
lawuh..
lawuh..