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| Bike I ride: | raw 2009 Transition Dirtbag w/ 09 fox 36 Float RC2 , 2007 black Norco bigfoot set up for DJ. |
| Favorite Trails: | WHISTLER: Freight train/no joke, to dirt merchant, to a-line to glc. CRABAPPLE HITS. Mount Washington: back black, wizard, roller coaster DH, Hammerfest, Dumont |
| About Me: | you know what i'm talking about... AWWWW YEEAAH! |
| Products Recommended: | Norco Bigfoot | Manitou Dorado | Fox Racing 36 Float RC2 | Fox Racing DHX 5.0 | Avid Juicy Seven | Transition Revolution 32 & 36 | Easton MonkeyLite DH | ODI Cross Trainer Lock-On Grips |
| Companies Supported: | Norco | Fox Racing | Avid | Mongoose | SRAM | Maxxis |
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great Whistler photos! Friends
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JoshuaDeArman
wrote
Oct 26, 2009 at 19:14
Oct 26, 2009 at 19:14
It's my dads but I would much rather have it than mine, it rides great, the only thing it needs is a chainguide and its good to go, we also put a short cage on it so the chain wouldnt slap as much
ncfreerider5001
wrote
Oct 21, 2009 at 7:25
Oct 21, 2009 at 7:25
Well, Its been a pretty solid bike for me! My old bike was a 5inch travel AM bike, so this is a pretty big upgrade for me. I'll start with the good things.
-Its a sweet build for a good price, you get top of the line parts for not too much.
-you also get a good warranty if something happens!
Here are the bad things.
-Its pretty heavy at 43 pounds, definitely not a bike to pedal on a trail
-The chainstay has snapped on me when I was doing a 6 foot drop. I was lucky I didnt get hurt or anything.
In conclusion, If you are a big freerider, doing huge hucks and such, I wouldnt get it. For me, I only do things as big as 10 foot drops and nothing much larger. If you live close to a jamis dealer like I do, then I would say get it. I get excellent service at a store that is only 4 miles away. Hope I was helpful!
-Its a sweet build for a good price, you get top of the line parts for not too much.
-you also get a good warranty if something happens!
Here are the bad things.
-Its pretty heavy at 43 pounds, definitely not a bike to pedal on a trail
-The chainstay has snapped on me when I was doing a 6 foot drop. I was lucky I didnt get hurt or anything.
In conclusion, If you are a big freerider, doing huge hucks and such, I wouldnt get it. For me, I only do things as big as 10 foot drops and nothing much larger. If you live close to a jamis dealer like I do, then I would say get it. I get excellent service at a store that is only 4 miles away. Hope I was helpful!
maykevin
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Oct 20, 2009 at 20:49
Oct 20, 2009 at 20:49
the bike itself has good parts on it, but i have snapped the frame twice, i mean jamis fixed it under warrranty both times, but if you get one chances are it might snap.
radgnarfilms
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Sep 2, 2009 at 19:57
Sep 2, 2009 at 19:57
Dylan rides and works up there alot, I (derek) dont go up that much




















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