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Bianchi Sok 29er Multi-speed
Bianchi

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Avg Rating: 1 gear review
MSRP: $1800.00
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Buy from: JensonUSA  
 
Description: (from bianchiusa.com)
FRAME: EASTON ULTRALITE DB ALLOY 29”
FORK: Rockshox REBA SL 29” 100mm travel
SHIFTER: SRAM X.7 trigger
REAR DERAILLEUR: SRAM X.9
FRONT DERAILLEUR: SRAM X.7
CRANKSET: SRAM STYLO 3.3 44/32/22
WHEELS: WTB SPEEDDISC All Mountain 29”

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reviewed by PghDragonMan   on August 21, 2008
 
ProsGoes anywhere, does everything, high quality components
Conscomes with CHEAP pedals, tall frame
VerdictThis was a replacement for my aging '80's vintage Diamnodback Ridgerunner. Considering how often I buy a bike, I decided to invest in one I'll have for a while. The hardest part, for me, was getting used to the frame size. Once I began riding it, however, that became very secondary. I love the range of gears this bike offers. By changing the tires to something less knobby, it has become the best all around bike I've ever owned. Great on the street, wonderful as a commuter and terrific on hardpack. I'm just beginning to scratch the surface of what this bike can do on serious off road riding. I need to expand my skills to match the bike and this one makes me want to do that. For what you can expect to pay for one of these, I'd expect decent pedal to be part of the package! The stock pedals are plastic and should be replaced immediately. The WTB saddle was a little hard for my preferences, but it is a good quality saddle, so no gripes there. For me, the best asset are the disc brakes. I'm no lightweight and I can lock this bike up at any speed. What a thrill! If you are a beginner and can go the price for one, do it. That way you won't have to replace bikes as your ability grows. If you are real hardcore downhill rider or trick rider, this may not be your best choice. Only the front fork has shocks and the bike is heavier than a BMX style bike. If you want a single bike that is equally at home cruising the roads or back trails, however, this is it.
Recommended for: Anyone

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