It's true.........I'm a 29'er!!

[FFT]

welcome to the crowd pal. how was the second ride bro?

Very soar, legs quit on me, too many clothes, MT camel pack, but fun nonetheless. It'll be 26" 2moro, got give the rump a brake.

 

[hooples3]

ive been eyeing the Haro Mary SS as well.... Im going to have to check it out for myslef

 

[Fogerson]

ive been eyeing the Haro Mary SS as well.... Im going to have to check it out for myslef

I stopped by CycleWorks yesterday and Frank told me that an aluminum version of the Mary is coming this spring and will be a few hundred bucks cheaper than the steel version :hmmm:

 

[jdog]

I stopped by CycleWorks yesterday and Frank told me that an aluminum version of the Mary is coming this spring and will be a few hundred bucks cheaper than the steel version :hmmm:

Yep.. But keep in mind that it will offer a more harsh ride via the alloy frame. I am sure that we will sell a bunch due to the price though. In a full rigid bike I would prefer the ride of steel.

 

[anrothar]

ditto what j said. i put a rigid fork on my rig for a couple of rides and it was like i had a jackhammer on the front of the bike. painful. for smoother areas it would be great, but anywhere rocky, stock aluminum needs a suspension fork. especially ss.

 

[Fogerson]

ditto what j said. i put a rigid fork on my rig for a couple of rides and it was like i had a jackhammer on the front of the bike. painful. for smoother areas it would be great, but anywhere rocky, stock aluminum needs a suspension fork. especially ss.

This is true. Though, I'd probably end up throwing a susp fork on either one eventually anyway....it's all part of the disease :drooling:

'Think I'll give 'em both a spin when the aluminum one is out...