I asked racers at the very-technical and challenging Pisgah Stage Race in Brevard, North Carolina what they think the best setup for that event is. www.blueridgeadventures.net/
Hey Tom! I like your style of technical climbing and areas you choose. Im looking at some used bikes including a Mach 5.5 and Evil Calling 27.5 bikes. What are your favorite bikes for places like St George and Sedona these days? Thanks, your videos are great.
Thanks! I think those are both great choices. I've been on the Evil Offering for a few years now and it's held up very well. I have become partial to the bigger wheels though. I feel like they don't get hung up as much in slow speed tech, which is my bread and butter. That said, I never had a bad day on my old Rocky Altitude with its little wheels and I loved demoing the 5.5. It's all personal preference.
Hey Tom! I like your style of technical climbing and areas you choose. Im looking at some used bikes including a Mach 5.5 and Evil Calling 27.5 bikes. What are your favorite bikes for places like St George and Sedona these days? Thanks, your videos are great.
Thanks! I think those are both great choices. I've been on the Evil Offering for a few years now and it's held up very well. I have become partial to the bigger wheels though. I feel like they don't get hung up as much in slow speed tech, which is my bread and butter. That said, I never had a bad day on my old Rocky Altitude with its little wheels and I loved demoing the 5.5. It's all personal preference.
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