I have had my bike for over a month now, and it has been problem free. I have ridden it in sandy washes, mountain trails and the ocasional mud hole. It has done everything very well! I have ridden it from Sea Level to 9000 feet elevation, and the bike performed the same. The rear suspension takes a little getting used to, but the bike offers a very nimble feel for weighing in at over 600lbs. I did notice that the bike took a little longer to start one morning; it was the second day @ 9000 feet elevation and the temperature was about 40*F. I guess that is to be expected @ that elevation and temperature. Other than that it has been problen free and a pure joy to ride.
Upgrades/Accessories: ITP 14 inch Series 7 Wheels and ITP 27 inch Mud Lites
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