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Old 10-25-12 | 04:08 PM
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Niner Full Suspension - Reliability

Looking at buying a Niner Jet 9, full suspension but have heard mixed reviews regarding the reliability of their suspension systems. Can anyone shed some light on that? Thanks
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Old 10-25-12 | 06:05 PM
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Most FS bikes need new bushings now and then. Some of these can be expensive to buy replacement parts, and generally they have to be pressed in with a bearing press although you can usually ghetto around it, if you really want. (I would just have a shop replace them.)

I haven't personally heard of anything more serious with Niner, but you can google or just mosey over to MTBR in the Niner forum.

CVA is under the bottom bracket so I guess if you high centered just right on a rock you could conceivably damage it. I think doing that on any bike that doesn't have a BB skidplate would be trouble, it's just that Niner happens to have a linkage down there. A lot of riding areas don't have the right types of rock gardens for that to be a concern, anyway.
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