TAKING OUT MY 2022 VOODOO BIZANGO / HALDON FOREST
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- TRYING TO GET BACK INTO MOUNTAIN BIKING SO I DECIDED YO BUY MYSELF A NEW HARD TAIL.
FIRST RIDE WENT GREAT BIKE FEELS REALLY GOOD.
THANKS FOR WATCHING AND ILL SEE YOU IN THE NEXT ONE.
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Have the same bike. Fecking love it!
Well done mate, you picked a grate bike to start out and the right trails to learn on. Keep at it and enjoy it. Like the other comments said hand pain or any pain on a bike is bike fit. Experiment with bar roll and seat adjustment. Bike shops are friendly and will always help you with this. 👍
well done mate. hope you're still going every week and by now your brother's going with you!
Hi,
Have the same bike. Change the grips to more comfy ones and make sure your fork is set up right. Correct pressure for you and check the rebound is not too fast
thanks, very helpful video
Could you link your pedals?
Hands hurting could be something to do with the size or set up of your bike not being quite right.
There are lots of vids here on UA-cam about bike fit. Hopefully that will solve your problem 🤞. Good luck.
Thank you I’ll have a look into that 👍
I realise this video is now 8 months old but this bike is still available at Halfords, so if someone could please offer a bit of advice on what size to get? I'm 5"10 which falls right in the middle of suggested sizes of Medium and Large. Voodoo's are never in store near me to try so i'd have to order online. I would be using for very light trails at the weekend and also for to and from work in the week. I currently have a Carrera Fury in medium, not sure how similar they are reach etc
Go and try the braag it's basically the same frame just different components I am 6ft and always go for a large if that helps at all.
Hi pal, just wanted to see if you solved your issue? I'm 5 11 and unsure which way to go myself. Cheers
@@KannonballKiller I ended up sticking with my Carrera Fury, but I think If I was to change I would go for a large
@@richardanderson9926 Hi Richard, understood - thanks for getting back to me, much appreciated. All the best.