Seems obvious enough. Thanks to social media & my friend, Harry, I now am part of the 29er revolution. It's really amazing how much confidence you gain when you're on a trusty steed. Nothing against my FS26, it's just a different feel and that bike could use a few upgrades most notably a new pair of forks. The 26er will still see some dirt from time to time, but I can assure you the Voodoo Dambala 29er HT will get most of it. I've taken it out the past 3 days on the local stomping ground that is South Mountain and I'm blown away at the amount of obstacles I can now clean!! More rideable terrain = a more stoked rider!! So here's to the Jamis Dakar FS26, cheers! It's been a great 2 1/2 years. Bring on more terrain.
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| 1/2 new, 1/2 used 2005 Jamis Dakar |
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| Freshly acquired Voodoo Dambala 29er, eventually to become a SS. |
We rode by each other yesterday. I remember that bike. I was on a Superfly. Big wheels are certainly more fun.
ReplyDeleteToo funny, the first 29er I rode on was a borrowed Superfly from a friend I was visiting in PA. Cool bike, sure gave me the itch to get a 29er!! See you around SoMo sometime.
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