My review is for he Sugar 1 which has the B-Link and carbon seat stays which was $3400 in 2001. 2 inches in rear with a 80mm SID Race on front and Juicy 5s plus XT. I can't part with it..had too many good times, it's held back as a back-up bike on 12-24 hrs races or guest bike. They climb like the dickens and can scramble a sprint as good as any hardtail. The pivots are easy enough to have rebuilt so you can get years of extended light use. The Bike's design is still obvious in all of the new GF HiFi etc. 23 LBS...
Pros Even after all these years..still a viable XC Race rig. Fisher will still cough up a crash replacement.
Cons Not designed to navigate much into the aggressive XC realm.
Pros
Light Weight
Firm Feel
Smooth Ride
Cons
| ThankNo Rear Disc Brake
Awesome bike could not stop riding
Pros
Very useful
Cons
| ThankNone
Bike makes you want to go faster.
Pros
Fox fork and shock soaks up bumps.Light weight.
Cons
| Thanknone
My review is for he Sugar 1 which has the B-Link and carbon seat stays which was $3400 in 2001. 2 inches in rear with a 80mm SID Race on front and Juicy 5s plus XT. I can't part with it..had too many good times, it's held back as a back-up bike on 12-24 hrs races or guest bike. They climb like the dickens and can scramble a sprint as good as any hardtail. The pivots are easy enough to have rebuilt so you can get years of extended light use. The Bike's design is still obvious in all of the new GF HiFi etc. 23 LBS...
Pros
Even after all these years..still a viable XC Race rig. Fisher will still cough up a crash replacement.
Cons
| ThankNot designed to navigate much into the aggressive XC realm.