IRON HORSE BIKE YAKUZA FULL

Iron Horse 29' Men's Yakuza 5. A rigid hard-tail frame offers an agile and responsive ride while the oversized 29' wheels paired with a suspension fork allow you to roll over anything with less difficulty than a 26' mountain bike. Bike Type: Mountain Bikes Model No.: IH7080WM Shipping Weight (in pounds): 9.62 Product in Inches (L x W x H): 76.0 x 31.0 x 39.5 The Iron Horse Yakuza 5.1 is an excellent choice for tearing up the trails. Derailleur Hanger 1214 KHS IRON HORSE Yakuza FUJI Outland Reveal KONA Kula 67 Brand: CyclingZeal. It has been stored and in excellent like new condition.

IRON HORSE BIKE YAKUZA FULL

You only get full travel if you pull out the coil spring and rely on the two air springs instead (which also sneaks the bike weight under 40lb).Item: 201892074608 Iron Horse 29' Men's Yakuza 5.1 Mountain Bike. Internal rebound adjust takes forever to get right though, as you need to remove/refit the top cap with every tweak. Stock rebound is treacle slow вЂ“ lethal when combined with the steep head angle. The forks also need a lot of work before you get consistent control, too. After a few runs the fixed inside pad had worn enough to knock the rear brake off its leverage sweetspot too, bringing the lever right back to the bar. this is my mint condition rare 2009 iron horse yakuza ojiki in a beautiful japanese sun red with some amazing japanese landscape graphic details hand painted on the frame. They feel fine and sharp in the workshop and the 7in rotors give plenty of mechanical power, but the crucial bite point вЂ“ slide point information just gets lost in cable stretch, leaving us sliding off course or slamming down as soon as things got slippery. Unfortunately, the Hayes brakes couldnвЂ™t be more unsettling. Proper heavy duty wheels and tyres increase bulk and stability for a warm and fuzzy вЂweвЂ™ll look after youвЂ™ glow, albeit at the expense of agility. The stem is relatively long for a freeride/DH bike too, which combined with the nervous steering means you lose the powerassisted вЂtruck driverвЂ™ feeling you need to really push the limits.Дespite the burly-looking build, the back end of the Sachem also flexed noticeably, even compared to much lighter bikes here, which doesnвЂ™t boost confidence. We had some properly sketchy moments turning down into stepped descents that the slacker Norco wasnвЂ™t remotely bothered by. A relatively steep head angle (for a freeride/DH bike) makes the front end more nervous than weвЂ™d like in really steep situations. Getting right off the back is a cinch too, as the full length seat tube means you can drop the saddle right to the crossbar. The main pivot just above the middle chainring means thereвЂ™s not much kickback either, making for a more fluid action than most swingarm bikes.Д¬ompact overall length makes it easy to climb over the bike to keep the tyres anchored or get them right over on their ears. The impact response is also good, with the quality Fox shock really making itself felt with consistent control of every size and speed of hit. A slight lift as the chain pulls helps offset a relatively low bottom bracket for a 6in bike, too. The swingarm action helps lever some firmness into the pedalling when youвЂ™re trying to hit take off velocity. Make that mental switch and just treat climbs as a necessary evil though, and it holds speed along any flat sections in your freefall okay. The Intense tyres actually roll okay on hard surfaces, and once youвЂ™re moving thereвЂ™s plenty of momentum, but itвЂ™s only really suited to the downside of the mountain, not вЂAllвЂ™ of it. With an all-up weight of over 40lb, the Sachem is no sprinter, and even a relatively short XC ride had us aching all over from heaving it out of corners and trying to charge its bulk up short climbs. The slack seat post/ seat tube fit means you really have to crank the QR seat collar up to get it secure though, which is definitely a lazy flaw in an otherwise neatly finished frameset. The main pivot is a large diameter sealed bearing for longevity, too. Iron Horse has an enviable DH/ Freeride pedigree for both their big Sunday linkage bikes and the simpler Yakuza swingarm bikes on which the Sachem is based. The вЂchainstayвЂ™ features a big flat spot for crank clearance, but the awkward rear hose guide is waiting to do serious grief to ankle bones skimming past.Д¬able routing is neat enough otherwise, and while underslung bottles will get completely covered in all sorts of crap, you could mount a light battery there with an extension cable. The swingarm uses the classic Santa Cruz style with two machined uprights, a big central linking tube and tubular stays joining just ahead of big hanging dropout plates.

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