So Caleb was hating on 29ers, then rode one and now can’t (or won’t) shut up about how good the one he rode was. And it was the GT Sensor that made him gush. I must admit, my time on the big wheels has been limited to some of the rigid singlespeed variety, and they were fun, if not “life-changing”. Spoke has just received the 2010 Sensor 9r, as they have only just arrived in the country (just in time for 2011!). We will be riding this bike pretty intensively so we can bring you the dirt (and more than a little Welly mud) in our December issue 39.
And while a commute home through Mt Vic, in the dark, sans lights, in jeans, on flat pedals, with the wrong air settings and rebound is no way to get a first impression, I have to say it, I think I’m gonna like it! Maybe size does matter…
haha, one rider at a time… 9ers are gonna take over…
haha, one rider at a time… 9ers are gonna take over…
maybe for you gangly types…
maybe for you gangly types…
get out of it ya bloody midgit!
get out of it ya bloody midgit!
freeeaks…improbably long limbs etc etc
freeeaks…improbably long limbs etc etc
damnit, I think I may just become a full time roadie to get away from 29ers – I think there should be a LAW preventing anyone under 6ft 2″ from riding one. Im getting riled abuot about this….. arh back to the coffee machine…
damnit, I think I may just become a full time roadie to get away from 29ers – I think there should be a LAW preventing anyone under 6ft 2″ from riding one. Im getting riled abuot about this….. arh back to the coffee machine…
riding your 29er road bike then?
riding your 29er road bike then?
29ers are wicked i own a Haro Ally singlespeed version rigid and it smokes both trails and road
29ers are wicked i own a Haro Ally singlespeed version rigid and it smokes both trails and road