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2014 Specialized P-slope Overview
While researching dirt jumping options, I stumbled upon this intriguing frame. Curiosity piqued, I delved into understanding the disparity between hardtails and dirt jumpers. Countless blog posts and forum comments attempted to explain the distinction, but personal comfort seemed to be the prevailing factor. Thus, I resolved to experience both firsthand to truly comprehend the dissimilarity. The frame in question is the P.Slope, tailor-made for enthusiasts who revel in slopestyle tricks and conquering lofty jumps at local dirt tracks. Boasting a rugged single pivot full suspension chassis centered around the BB, the P.Slope frame graciously affords 85mm of travel at...
2015 Dartmoor 26er Player
This was my second dirt jump bike, following the Cove Sanchez. Compared to the Cove frame, this bike had a noticeable change in weight and a different feel, but it also offered a more comfortable size. Its lighter weight and really cool colors drew compliments from fellow riders. Despite my limited knowledge of dirt jumpers at the time, I thoroughly enjoyed riding it and it helped me gain confidence on the bike. On this bike, I did start replacing original parts with new parts to make it my own. For those interested, the specs of the bike are as follows:"...
2011 Intense SlopeStyle 2 - A super fun bike for free ride.
The Intense Slopestyle 2 (SS2) model from 2011 was designed as a versatile bike suitable for a range of mountain biking disciplines. It features a lightweight aluminum frame that is built to withstand the rigors of aggressive riding, and its geometry is optimized for slopestyle, freeride, and all-mountain riding.The SS2 has a slack head angle of 67 degrees, which provides stability and confidence when descending steep and technical terrain. The bike also has a low bottom bracket height and short chainstays, which make it nimble and maneuverable on tight and technical sections of the trail.Other notable features of the SS2...