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Old 06-10-10 | 01:46 PM
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Commencal bikes...?

hey guys are commencal bikes any good, anyone have any experience with them?

i have seen the Premiere Disc here in paris for a good price and at my size..it is admittedly cheaper than the competition such as specialized


i'm a noob can someone look at the specs and tell me if they're decent?

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https://www.commencal.com/news/bicycl..._disque_en.htm

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Old 06-10-10 | 02:58 PM
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Bikes: cheapie Schwinn - ride what you got.

Don't know about quality, but I know they keep showing up on chainlove.com for cheap.
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Old 06-10-10 | 03:26 PM
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I'd say it's a pretty fair brand - - seeing as how the Supreme DH is arguably one of the most talked-about bikes in the gravity world and the World Cup team is built around the Atherton siblings.

Note: Commencal was started by Max Commencal - - split off from Sunn out of the ashes of the famed Sunn-Chippie team of Nico, Cedric and Ann Caro.
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Old 06-10-10 | 04:14 PM
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Over here in england I've heard nothing but good things about them. Everyone says in general they are very fun bikes.
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Old 06-10-10 | 04:30 PM
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thx for the useful info guys, i'll go try it out tomorrow, but i know nothing about bikes. well if it feels ok i'll end up posting pics...
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Bikes: enough bikes to qualify for Hoarders......

I ride a Commencal Meta 5.5 and I absolutely love it. Endless rear travel and it even climbs well.
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Old 06-23-10 | 01:33 PM
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hey guys after testing quite a few bikes i ended up buying this Commencal Premier Disc (apparently its special edition with parts of a higher model...meh). its very smooth, though the saddle is kinda hard..or i aint used to it yet. anyways here are some pics. bike is 599 Euros




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Old 02-04-12 | 10:23 AM
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Commencal opinion and question...

I've been riding a Commencal Combi S ( and 8 other bikes, now a lot less ) primarily for the last 2 years. Although the rocker assembly disintegrated ( the 2009 version was made of what appeared to be cast pot metal ). After finding someone in Canada who had any idea of what I needed to replace, he sold me a Meta 5.5/6 rocker that was so improved it looked like an engineering marvel.

I love the Combi S, even tho Commencal parts/service in the US is essentiall non existant.

With all that being said, just a few days ago I acquired a Meta 5.5 (VIP,I think) alloy frame and am slowly building it up. If anyone has already done a build up, and liked what they did ( or not!) I'd like to know what they used, and what sizes, etc...

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Very nice looking bike. But if you're using that cable lock to secure it, your bike's going to get stolen.
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Hey I remember this thread...from two years ago
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