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thomas.mccause | November 19th, 2012
That is AMAZING…
Caspar | November 20th, 2012
That pretty much sums it up ! Had mine since april,probarly have close to 2000km on it,amazing bike!
Justin | December 2nd, 2012
Great Concept! the only thing better, 150mm travel 650B!
Roderick Mackenzie | December 3rd, 2012
After demo-ing quite a few ‘long travel/all mountain’ type 29ers, I decided to get a Horsethief, as the bike really suits our local trails and the sort of riding I do - and it absolutely blitzed my favourite descent:) I took delivery of the bike about 3 weeks ago and had it 9 days before some scumbags stole it! Arrrghh!!
There are no 2012 bikes left in the UK, so I’ve sourced a replacement frame to do a custom build. I’m thinking of upgrading the shock on the bike to a Kashima CTD (like the 2013 Horsethief 1), but want to get the feel of the stock bike. Pete, can you tell me what tune the Horsethief 1 runs on its shock please? Oh, and is the CTD a boost valve shock?
Cheers.
Justin | December 18th, 2012
When building the 150mm travel 650B version of this bike. I would recommend a head tube angle between 67 and 67.5! I am ready to buy one! Large please!