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| Pros | Rolls over rocks and roots like a dream, has tons of pedal clearence so you can torque over stuff you would have to bomb over on a 26.The big wheels seem to compensate for it being a hardtail. And the baby blue and white is classy as hell. | | Cons | so far nothing | | Verdict | I have been away from mountain biking for a while and wanted to get serious about it i was looking for a something that was a great all around bike for trail and commute, reviews led me to a 29r i am stoked about my decision | | Recommended for: Anyone |
| Pros | Rolls over everything, higher pedal clearance over ground than 26", looks like a beast, can get absolutely bombing on it, light(er) | | Cons | Sacrifice a little control with the 29" wheels, brakes loosened up a little on me | | Verdict | Highly recommended - every time I ride it I fall in love with it even more. Just started riding again after about a 6 year hiatus, and the 29" are much more fun than 26". Like the Monster Truck of bikes, you can crush the little 26ers. Fun as hell to ride on | | Recommended for: Anyone |
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| Ridgway, PA | August 26, 2008 
| Somerville, MA | July 25, 2007 