Picked up my Roscoe 9 in that colour two weeks ago. Love it.. Awesome aggressive hard tail. Your videos helped with the decision brother. Big love from London. ✊
I'm liking the different camera angles you are trying out! Glad to see you enjoying the Roscoe. I just got my Roscoe 7 last weekend and it is so sick. Can't wait to take it out this weekend. Probably going to head to the Erie Singletrack, but I really want to check out the Betasso Preserve soon. The shade from the trees must be nice on these hot and sunny days
Those trails are amazing. Don't be afraid to mess with the settings while you ride, put another click or two into it to see how it feels, then you can just click it back. It will help you better feel what a bouncy fork or overly stiff one feels like so you'll recognize it. Usually you'll just find something you like and leave it, but some trails might look for a stiffer setting, and some might look for softer. Some folks lock the top control when climbing and open (soften) it when going down. It doesn't have to be complicated, but you can mess with those things on the trail without doing anything that needs tools to fix.
Deciding between the Specialized Comp Expert 29 (all black) and the Roscoe 9. Don't really dig the sand/olive colour on the Roscoe 9. Wish in came in the crimson that is available in Europe. The high engagement hubs are a big bonus on climbs and obstacles.
The key to Betasso is parking at the Link trailhead, climbing that and catching it when both trails are running clockwise. You'll get the most/best flowy downhill. Add in the connector to the 4 mile canyon trailhead and it's super fun. Descending Betasso link is one of the more challenging descents in our area.
Just another great video! 💪🏼. I finally picked up my Roscoe 9 Monday and I love it! Wish I could load a pic here! Oh well. Happy shredding and keep doing these great uploads! 🤙🏼
What a gorgeous trail! I'm on a Marlin 6 right now and thinking about upgrading next year. The Roscoe is a top contender. Thanks for the couple reviews you've done on the 9, they're super helpful!
Just purchased a Roscoe 8 29er, can’t wait to try it out. For reference, I’ve been riding a Klein Pulse Comp for the past 20yrs… The Roscoe should be an improvement 😉
the color is incredible, it looks like Johanssons' slopestyle ticket. I love your channel, incredible to see more commmunities, more people on the trials and breaking barriers between mtb and different ethnic groups! bike are for everyone, people don't see the upportunity. You get them the hang of it thank you
Just bought a Trek Roscoe 9 yesterday. Your videos help me make that decision, thank you. I live in Ohio, but my son lives in Arizona. So I’m planning on heading out to Arizona to ride with him in Sedona. Can’t wait to try it out.
Looks great . I like the 2.6 wide tires front and rear , ( I wish My slash 9.8 could fit 2.6 " in the back ) . I must say the color is cool too . So many paint schemes today look like a bad mushroom trip from 1969 .
just ordered my Roscoe 9 today. hopefully will be getting it next week. Thanks for the videos. really helped my decision. I live near Rome Italy and it should be just perfect for most of the trails around here. I’m 176cm and got the size M/L. they had a Roscoe 7 in store and it felt much better compared to the size L, which might be a better choice on a full sus, but on a hardtail I think I’m good with this one. I will put up a video though. Got the crimson red color btw.
Let’s Goooooo! Betasso is perfect for a hardtail. Benjamin Loop is fun and so is descending Betasso Link. Good to see you getting more into the setup of your bike.
Your video looks great, super clear. The Roscoe looks like a fantastic bike. I am looking for a hardtail right now. I want to have something I can just grab, throw a water bottle on and ride a quick loop on the trails by my house. Thanks for the video.
Seems like a fun bike, love those trails in CO...so many good ones! I'm one that has to look to youtube videos to help adjust the travel and rebound and stuff like that...these forks and shocks with both rebound and compression adjustments can be overwhelming. Setting sag is a big deal too.
Brother that is an awesome bike .. I got rid of my Marlin some time ago and bought a 2021 Trek Slash 7 if you can remember I asked you a few questions about that a year ago or so .. Now I think I will venture into the local bike stores here in Baltimore, Maryland once again in search of a Trek Roscoe to test ride and possibly purchase because Matty now has me wanting one now 🤣
I'm currently on a Marlin 6 that's completely stock and I'm now I'm saving up for an upgrade. these videos are making me think the roscoe 9 is what I need. I've also looked at the Orbea Oiz FS but man...I just love hardtails
Man that's a nice trail! I wish we had some of those around here. I'm about to upgrade the fork on my Rockhopper Elite 29.. it came with a 100mm Judy. I have a Silver 35 R leftover from when I upgraded my Turbo Levo, so I'm going to change its travel down to 100-120mm and see how it is. The Rockhopper has a much steeper head angle than your Roscoe... your Roscoe is much closer to my Turbo Levo's setup. BTW, you are a way better rider than I am!
Rockhopper's head tube angle is 68.5 degrees while roscoe 7, 8 and 9 are at 65 degrees. However, I owned a rockhopper 2021 and it's definitely a great bike. I miss riding it!
Hey Bro ,Im GIZMO from boulder. I live in México CITY now. I just bought a Trek Marlin 8 , ITS the most expencive thing i ever bought ,but i also love to bike .. I watch a lot of your vídeos cool 👍
Hey Matty, quite interested that your running 100PSI in your fork at your stated 185Lb weight. Not that I have ridden a 36 (got the 34 Rythym on my EX8), but as I out weight you by over 100Lb, I'm amazed your running the weight so high (I run 90Lb and 3 volume spacers on my For 34, and I've not bottomed it out on my local nana trails at all - before the volume spacers were added, the fork had around 110PSI in it. - Of note, a bigger internal like you get on the 36 should mean you can run lighter pressure than say the 34 for the same 'feel/performance'). Have you tried downloading the tuning manual from Fox's website, it's a great place to start when setting up a fork, and you'd odds on be better off listening to the experts rather than us weekend warriors! ;)
If I ever make it to Colorado and I have my bike with me, it would be cool to ride some trails together. I'm pretty sure the 9 I have will be my last mountain bike.
Matty, that's sweet. The only problem I see with the Roscoe 9 is that its leaking into full suspension pricing. Unless your using the Marlin to simply ride around town, dump it. Save your $$ for the real mountain bikes you have.
New to the channel, digging the progression. Not a criticism, just a suggestion… try to lean the bike a little more and steer a little less. I think you’ll fall even more in love with the bike. Keep kill’n it.🤙
Hi Matty.......the video is great. Not shaky at all. Your camera must have good stabilization on it Question about the Roscoe 9 vs the Roscoe 7. ( latest 2022-23 models ) I believe you have ridden both. Do you feel the 7 is way undergunned with the 32 mm stanchion front forks vs the 36 on the 9 ? Any noticeable difference in the function of the brakes ? I think those are the two biggest differences between the two. Would a person have regrets buying the 7 after riding it or is it just fine for a first time mountain biker ? I am currently a road rider and thinking of dabbling into mountain biking at the age of 66. Retirement is great ! Thanks, I enjoy your channel.
I think the Roscoe 7 is a great bike, between the two it all comes down to what kind of trails you’ll be riding. You said you thinking of dabbling into mountain biking so I’m guessing you’re a beginner. If that’s the case I would say go with the Roscoe 7 because it’s great value and quality specs. I don’t think you would be riding really bumpy trails as a beginner so you won’t notice the difference as much between the two bikes. But if you think you’ll learn fast and do more difficult stuff in the immediate future I would go with the Roscoe 9
I just got the Roscoe 7 and I think it's perfect. The brakes really aren't bad, I think when people get used to the 4 piston breaks they go back and think it's terrible. But it works fine for me. Might even be better for a beginner because less chance of locking up your wheels and skidding.
Matty - can you ride the Roscoe long distances without being fatigued or uncomfortable? As compared to the Marlin . I own a '21 Marlin 7 and its very comfortable for long rides as a normal bike. I'm thinking hard about the Roscoe 9 as my only bike but I'm concerned it's not suitable for daily rides. I appreciate your response.
I’ve been really comfortable on short and long rides with the Roscoe 9. I would say if you want it to be more efficient for a daily ride, go with some less knobby tires and it’ll be great. The stock tires are really grippy and would definitely slow you down for long rides and as a daily rider
@Matty Active . I'm looking for a more capable trail bike that can pull double duty with family rides. It's looking like the Roscoe 9 is worth trying out. Thanks brother.
can you please tell me the size you’re comfortable on? I think you said you’re about 5’8” and use a M/L? Im similar height and bought a m/l bc thought it felt best but now it almost seems a little too big on initial impression.
I’ve heard that a lot actually. I’m the same height and I have a m/l and it feels comfortable for me because I like a little bigger cockpit but if you like a little smaller cockpit/reach I would go with the Medium
@@MattyActive Thanks for the speedy reply! wow. Well I did ride a medium large at shop and felt pretty damn sure I was right. but when brought home seat was up and just felt kinda large in general. So I lowered seat all the way down. Havent tried on trail yet. Really just hoping I didnt make 2k mistake in purchase somehow. But I do think part of it is overall geometry and the wide handle bars. Gonna go ride it today! thanks again, enjoy your content a lot
@@MattyActive turns out dropper post that came with the ML was too long and I couldnt lower seat enough. got shorter one put on and fit is much better I feel.
@@MattyActive Over here in Ireland we class natural trails as trails in which you use the natural terrain of the mountain side or hill and with minimal building on them. There are times when we have to build something, like an easier route around a big drop or so. Almost all our natural trails are unofficial but the locals are usually ok with them
I think at that price point, you most likely be getting an entry level (or slightly above) Full Sus. So honestly, it's better on the HT until you got at least another 1K to go Full Sus.
@@MattyActive the stock bars are 27.5 mm rise, I put a 50mm rise on mine. Plus when I got mine, one of the 10mm spacers was on top of the stem instead of all of them being under the stem, I put that spacer under the stem so that put it another 10mm higher. All together with the 50mm rise bars and putting that 10mm spacer under the stem instead of on top, I got 32.5mm of rise. It has worked out really well for me, you might try the same
@@MattyActive it looks to me like you have that 10mm spacer on top of the stem like how mine was set up. Take thar spacer and your stem off and put it under the stem and put it back together and try that before higher bars. You may end up wanting higher bars too but this is a place to start
You can do all this mountain biking stuff on anything. Even a Walmart bike. Don’t get caught up in all the marketing hype and detailed specs bs. Just ride kids.
I have more fun on hardtails over full suspensions. I also think 2500-3k is the sweet spot for a well specked bike for most people. Anything over that with how well bikes are made nowadays is just diminishing returns in my opinion
Bruuuh, I've been on the fence about purchasing a bike for over six months now. After watching this video, I pulled the trigger. Good stuff, thx.
It's really fun listening to your commentary.
You sound like a really down to earth guy.
Picked up my Roscoe 9 in that colour two weeks ago. Love it.. Awesome aggressive hard tail. Your videos helped with the decision brother. Big love from London. ✊
Diagnosed with a seizure disorder lost my liscence and bought my first mtb since 2000. I wish I could ride with you man. Love the channel
I'm liking the different camera angles you are trying out! Glad to see you enjoying the Roscoe. I just got my Roscoe 7 last weekend and it is so sick. Can't wait to take it out this weekend. Probably going to head to the Erie Singletrack, but I really want to check out the Betasso Preserve soon. The shade from the trees must be nice on these hot and sunny days
Trek better be paying you. I'm about to pull the trigger on one because of your videos!
Those trails are amazing. Don't be afraid to mess with the settings while you ride, put another click or two into it to see how it feels, then you can just click it back. It will help you better feel what a bouncy fork or overly stiff one feels like so you'll recognize it. Usually you'll just find something you like and leave it, but some trails might look for a stiffer setting, and some might look for softer. Some folks lock the top control when climbing and open (soften) it when going down. It doesn't have to be complicated, but you can mess with those things on the trail without doing anything that needs tools to fix.
Deciding between the Specialized Comp Expert 29 (all black) and the Roscoe 9. Don't really dig the sand/olive colour on the Roscoe 9. Wish in came in the crimson that is available in Europe.
The high engagement hubs are a big bonus on climbs and obstacles.
The key to Betasso is parking at the Link trailhead, climbing that and catching it when both trails are running clockwise. You'll get the most/best flowy downhill. Add in the connector to the 4 mile canyon trailhead and it's super fun. Descending Betasso link is one of the more challenging descents in our area.
Thanks for the info! I’ll definitely do that next time
Just another great video! 💪🏼. I finally picked up my Roscoe 9 Monday and I love it! Wish I could load a pic here! Oh well. Happy shredding and keep doing these great uploads! 🤙🏼
What a gorgeous trail! I'm on a Marlin 6 right now and thinking about upgrading next year. The Roscoe is a top contender. Thanks for the couple reviews you've done on the 9, they're super helpful!
Thank you I really appreciate it! I highly recommend the Roscoe!
Just purchased a Roscoe 8 29er, can’t wait to try it out. For reference, I’ve been riding a Klein Pulse Comp for the past 20yrs… The Roscoe should be an improvement 😉
The more I see the 9 the more I love it.
Thats what Im talking about 👍👍👍
the color is incredible, it looks like Johanssons' slopestyle ticket.
I love your channel, incredible to see more commmunities, more people on the trials and breaking barriers between mtb and different ethnic groups!
bike are for everyone, people don't see the upportunity. You get them the hang of it
thank you
Matty, I look forward to your videos man. You’re like a buddy to go out riding with
Just bought a Trek Roscoe 9 yesterday. Your videos help me make that decision, thank you.
I live in Ohio, but my son lives in Arizona. So I’m planning on heading out to Arizona to ride with him in Sedona. Can’t wait to try it out.
Nice! You’ll definitely have a lot of fun on that bike especially in Arizona
Great content, the video wasn’t too Shaky. My Santa Cruz chameleon should be here on Monday, Hopefully I can provide similar content.
Glad to have found this channel , looking to purchase my first bike since I was a kid! Good content
Really enjoying your videos. The different camera views are a real pleasure to watch. Thanks again for another great video.
Mark from Maryland
Looks great . I like the 2.6 wide tires front and rear , ( I wish My slash 9.8 could fit 2.6 " in the back ) . I must say the color is cool too . So many paint schemes today look like a bad mushroom trip from 1969 .
Great video! Quality is awesome! Finally got my 2020 Roscoe 8 dialed and am loving it. Your videos always make me want to get out there!
Such a sweet Bike!! Really like the fluffy tires
I love your vids. It’s like we’re right there, along for the ride.
Thank you I really appreciate it!
just ordered my Roscoe 9 today. hopefully will be getting it next week. Thanks for the videos. really helped my decision. I live near Rome Italy and it should be just perfect for most of the trails around here. I’m 176cm and got the size M/L. they had a Roscoe 7 in store and it felt much better compared to the size L, which might be a better choice on a full sus, but on a hardtail I think I’m good with this one. I will put up a video though. Got the crimson red color btw.
Ehi, l'hai presa poi la bici?
Nice! Getting it dialed. Looks like you been pumping up those arms too my dude! Workouts paying off 💪💪
I love your videos… I’ve binged watched your channel… I want to buy a rascoe 9… I have a marlin 8 now… I’m gonna uplevel
Thank you I really appreciate it! Marlin 8 is awesome too!
Great camera angle. Love being able to see what the hands are doing as the wheel tracks the trail ahead.
love the color of this bike hope they can do the same color on Trek Slash 8 line up
Looks like a fun trail to ride and great views will have to make a trip out to Colorado for sure
Let’s Goooooo! Betasso is perfect for a hardtail. Benjamin Loop is fun and so is descending Betasso Link. Good to see you getting more into the setup of your bike.
Nice bike bro! Just got Roscoe 8 as my first hardtail MTB because of u. Keep riding the hard climb 🤘🏽
Thank you! The Roscoe 8 is sick too!
Your video looks great, super clear. The Roscoe looks like a fantastic bike. I am looking for a hardtail right now. I want to have something I can just grab, throw a water bottle on and ride a quick loop on the trails by my house. Thanks for the video.
Thank you I really appreciate it! Any version of the Roscoe would be great for that!
Nice man, you’re getting a lot better!.
Seems like a fun bike, love those trails in CO...so many good ones! I'm one that has to look to youtube videos to help adjust the travel and rebound and stuff like that...these forks and shocks with both rebound and compression adjustments can be overwhelming. Setting sag is a big deal too.
Brother that is an awesome bike .. I got rid of my Marlin some time ago and bought a 2021 Trek Slash 7 if you can remember I asked you a few questions about that a year ago or so .. Now I think I will venture into the local bike stores here in Baltimore, Maryland once again in search of a Trek Roscoe to test ride and possibly purchase because Matty now has me wanting one now 🤣
I bet that Slash is a lot of fun! I think you should definitely check out a Roscoe if you get the chance
I love taking my Roscoe to betasso, it’s the perfect trail for hardtails
100%
I work at a shop and recently ordered a Roscoe 7. I hope it works like a dream… just like the 9👍. that paint job is unbeatable though.
Im sure it’s a beast! I saw a Roscoe 7 for the first time 2 days ago and the color is so sick!
I'm currently on a Marlin 6 that's completely stock and I'm now I'm saving up for an upgrade. these videos are making me think the roscoe 9 is what I need. I've also looked at the Orbea Oiz FS but man...I just love hardtails
Nice! I still love my Marlin 6. If you’re looking to get something more aggressive I can vouch for all 3 Roscoes 7-9 are all great choices
Great video as always. Glad you’re enjoying the new bike. 👍
Man that's a nice trail! I wish we had some of those around here. I'm about to upgrade the fork on my Rockhopper Elite 29.. it came with a 100mm Judy. I have a Silver 35 R leftover from when I upgraded my Turbo Levo, so I'm going to change its travel down to 100-120mm and see how it is. The Rockhopper has a much steeper head angle than your Roscoe... your Roscoe is much closer to my Turbo Levo's setup. BTW, you are a way better rider than I am!
Rockhopper's head tube angle is 68.5 degrees while roscoe 7, 8 and 9 are at 65 degrees. However, I owned a rockhopper 2021 and it's definitely a great bike. I miss riding it!
Sick vid Matty trails look dope and awesome riding bro , you was getting it💪🏾
Hey Bro ,Im GIZMO from boulder. I live in México CITY now. I just bought a Trek Marlin 8 , ITS the most expencive thing i ever bought ,but i also love to bike .. I watch a lot of your vídeos cool 👍
I just hiked Hayden trail supposedly there is a shit ton of rattlesnakes out there too!
Love your content bro. Those are some nice trails you ride.
just picked up my roscoe 9 today
Nice!!!
Hey Matty, quite interested that your running 100PSI in your fork at your stated 185Lb weight.
Not that I have ridden a 36 (got the 34 Rythym on my EX8), but as I out weight you by over 100Lb, I'm amazed your running the weight so high (I run 90Lb and 3 volume spacers on my For 34, and I've not bottomed it out on my local nana trails at all - before the volume spacers were added, the fork had around 110PSI in it. - Of note, a bigger internal like you get on the 36 should mean you can run lighter pressure than say the 34 for the same 'feel/performance').
Have you tried downloading the tuning manual from Fox's website, it's a great place to start when setting up a fork, and you'd odds on be better off listening to the experts rather than us weekend warriors! ;)
If I ever make it to Colorado and I have my bike with me, it would be cool to ride some trails together. I'm pretty sure the 9 I have will be my last mountain bike.
Matty, that's sweet. The only problem I see with the Roscoe 9 is that its leaking into full suspension pricing. Unless your using the Marlin to simply ride around town, dump it. Save your $$ for the real mountain bikes you have.
That’s what I’m debating now honestly, I’m thinking of swapping the tires on the Marlin to the polygon then selling the Marlin but not sure yet
Nice one Matty 💪😎
Roscoe crew let's gooo! =D
What do rebound do?
First time to your channel, great video!
Thank you!
So jealous! Mine roscoe 9 has been delayed by 3 months!!
Dang! I hope you get it soon 🤞🏾
@@MattyActive from 1st of august to the 28th of October! Really hoping it's not as long as that
@@zachj7078 Man, i ordered it last october and it will arrive this november :D
@@nataliemarikova2267 I got mine a month ago now but the red one :D
Atta boy matty!
Sick 😎
New to the channel, digging the progression. Not a criticism, just a suggestion… try to lean the bike a little more and steer a little less. I think you’ll fall even more in love with the bike. Keep kill’n it.🤙
I had a good time watching the video. I plan to buy Roscoe 9, but is it difficult to climb?
Thank you. Not at all, it’s actually a pretty good climber!
Hi Matty.......the video is great. Not shaky at all. Your camera must have good stabilization on it Question about the Roscoe 9 vs the Roscoe 7. ( latest 2022-23 models ) I believe you have ridden both. Do you feel the 7 is way undergunned with the 32 mm stanchion front forks vs the 36 on the 9 ? Any noticeable difference in the function of the brakes ? I think those are the two biggest differences between the two. Would a person have regrets buying the 7 after riding it or is it just fine for a first time mountain biker ? I am currently a road rider and thinking of dabbling into mountain biking at the age of 66. Retirement is great ! Thanks, I enjoy your channel.
I think the Roscoe 7 is a great bike, between the two it all comes down to what kind of trails you’ll be riding. You said you thinking of dabbling into mountain biking so I’m guessing you’re a beginner. If that’s the case I would say go with the Roscoe 7 because it’s great value and quality specs. I don’t think you would be riding really bumpy trails as a beginner so you won’t notice the difference as much between the two bikes. But if you think you’ll learn fast and do more difficult stuff in the immediate future I would go with the Roscoe 9
I just got the Roscoe 7 and I think it's perfect. The brakes really aren't bad, I think when people get used to the 4 piston breaks they go back and think it's terrible. But it works fine for me. Might even be better for a beginner because less chance of locking up your wheels and skidding.
@@Toastedyogurt the 7 is awesome! You’re not riding crazy tech sections you’ll be fine on pretty much any trail
Hey Matt, do you remember the name of the trails you were riding here? I'm trying to find them on alltrails :)
Betasso preserve, Benjamin loop and canyon loop
@@MattyActive thank you so much! I’ll be trying it on my Hardtail soon 🙂
Trek has a online suspension calculator.
Matty - can you ride the Roscoe long distances without being fatigued or uncomfortable? As compared to the Marlin . I own a '21 Marlin 7 and its very comfortable for long rides as a normal bike. I'm thinking hard about the Roscoe 9 as my only bike but I'm concerned it's not suitable for daily rides. I appreciate your response.
I’ve been really comfortable on short and long rides with the Roscoe 9. I would say if you want it to be more efficient for a daily ride, go with some less knobby tires and it’ll be great. The stock tires are really grippy and would definitely slow you down for long rides and as a daily rider
@Matty Active . I'm looking for a more capable trail bike that can pull double duty with family rides. It's looking like the Roscoe 9 is worth trying out. Thanks brother.
That is a really nice bike. What bikes do you still have now days?
Roscoe 9, Roscoe 7 27.5, Polygon Siskiu D6, SE bikes fast ripper, Marlin 6
Nice 👍 trails … what state n park u ride sir
Colorado. That’s three sisters park in evergreen Colorado
What sag you running? And rebound setting?
Great Video! What is your height and size frame? I'm 5 7" what would be an ideal size?
can you please tell me the size you’re comfortable on? I think you said you’re about 5’8” and use a M/L? Im similar height and bought a m/l bc thought it felt best but now it almost seems a little too big on initial impression.
I’ve heard that a lot actually. I’m the same height and I have a m/l and it feels comfortable for me because I like a little bigger cockpit but if you like a little smaller cockpit/reach I would go with the Medium
@@MattyActive Thanks for the speedy reply! wow. Well I did ride a medium large at shop and felt pretty damn sure I was right. but when brought home seat was up and just felt kinda large in general. So I lowered seat all the way down. Havent tried on trail yet. Really just hoping I didnt make 2k mistake in purchase somehow. But I do think part of it is overall geometry and the wide handle bars. Gonna go ride it today! thanks again, enjoy your content a lot
@@MattyActive turns out dropper post that came with the ML was too long and I couldnt lower seat enough. got shorter one put on and fit is much better I feel.
how is the 35mm compared to the 31.8? do you feel any wrist pain because of the stiffness?
It feels fine for me
You just make me to by that bike
Have u used it on more natural type trails yet?
Do you mean like not as technical?
@@MattyActive Over here in Ireland we class natural trails as trails in which you use the natural terrain of the mountain side or hill and with minimal building on them. There are times when we have to build something, like an easier route around a big drop or so. Almost all our natural trails are unofficial but the locals are usually ok with them
I'm telling you....ride that bike on that trail with the PNW Coast dropper with 40mm of air suspension. You won't regret it.
I have to check that out!
If your spending that much on a hard tail, why not get a full suspension?? Just asking! Thanks!
I definitely understand lol, I already have a full suspension and I just have more fun on a hardtail so I wanted one that’s pretty aggressive
I think at that price point, you most likely be getting an entry level (or slightly above) Full Sus. So honestly, it's better on the HT until you got at least another 1K to go Full Sus.
How do you like the bars that come on it
I like honestly but I do plan to get some bars with a little more rise to them.
@@MattyActive the stock bars are 27.5 mm rise, I put a 50mm rise on mine. Plus when I got mine, one of the 10mm spacers was on top of the stem instead of all of them being under the stem, I put that spacer under the stem so that put it another 10mm higher. All together with the 50mm rise bars and putting that 10mm spacer under the stem instead of on top, I got 32.5mm of rise. It has worked out really well for me, you might try the same
@@MattyActive it looks to me like you have that 10mm spacer on top of the stem like how mine was set up. Take thar spacer and your stem off and put it under the stem and put it back together and try that before higher bars. You may end up wanting higher bars too but this is a place to start
@@MattyActive did you by chance try putting the stem on top of all ofbthe spacers
@@simonsays5979 not yet but I plan to try that
what size rim do you have 27.5 or 29 ?
29
@@MattyActive Thanks
When we gunna ride? That’s my spot
Just let me know when!
@@MattyActive I’ll message you on insta with my contact info. We’ve chatted a few times there
What tire pressure did you have on this trail?
20psi
Oh! I ride mine at 25psi. I thought 20psi might be too low and might destroy my tires. Thanks for letting me know.
What is your height, I am between sizes for this same bike.
I’m 5’8
@@MattyActive thanks for your response, I am watching your videos and I am between sizing M/l or L. I am between 5’10 and 5’11
gets edgy in some places! be safe.
The only issue I have is I hate the color😂 so ugly u think they coulda thought about that a little harder
For me again this is a desired color and because of this color I finally decided to buy 9 instead of 8 I Love this color 😁
Sick :)
Hi Matty I just put money down on the roscoe 7. I'm 5'10 5'11. You think I'm M/L
You could be M/L or L. Just depends on how long your arms are
You earned sub. Keep up the amazing work
@@totallpackage thank you! I really appreciate it
You can do all this mountain biking stuff on anything. Even a Walmart bike. Don’t get caught up in all the marketing hype and detailed specs bs. Just ride kids.
price?
$2,799
For your tipe of riding the 7 is way more than good Just sayin beacouse its not worth the allmost 1k more
Are you thr same guy who said a 5k FS wast worth it over a polygon bike but here you are spending almost 3k on a hardtail 🤣😂😅😆
I have more fun on hardtails over full suspensions. I also think 2500-3k is the sweet spot for a well specked bike for most people. Anything over that with how well bikes are made nowadays is just diminishing returns in my opinion
Try full and you will change your mind😂
Hahahha Yeeees
Great video, I'm a beginner and learning about settings and preferences from you sharing your experience, thanks