Did anyone try to do XC on p2?
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Its not the right geometry and I wouldnt do it. My friend has one and its way off.
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hahaha...racing no. Trail riding, sure. I know a few p2 riders for 'xc'. 4 to 6 hour rides, you just end up standing a bit more.
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You COULD do it, but it will not be the most comfortable or efficient. Let's out it this way, it is no race bike, but you could do worse.
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
hahaha...racing no. Trail riding, sure. I know a few p2 riders for 'xc'. 4 to 6 hour rides, you just end up standing a bit more.
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It will work fine. It isn't great but definately ok. And if you have to walk up who cares, it will be a fun bike going dh
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thanks, what's up with forum though? is it just me or do you also see messages crossed out and some green dragon or whatever in everyone's avatar space?
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Originally Posted by Chuvak
thanks, what's up with forum though? is it just me or do you also see messages crossed out and some green dragon or whatever in everyone's avatar space?
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Originally Posted by Chuvak
Did anyone try to do XC on p2?
I use mine for XC and technical trail stuff.
Its sort of heavy and will jiggle the fillings out your teeth on long down hills
but who cares The short, compact frame is what I wanted so Ive gotten used to it.
I have Revell tall bars and a Da Bomb Dirt jump fork coming on monday to
round out the torturesome nature of it