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Do you think Alex likes steep lips? :)
Very, very good video-loved it, thanks! Good to see an intro/ talking that actually adds something rather than wastes time like most
Bit of a daft comment since all comments on here are a bit of a mixed bag and the Polish comments are just as (or even more) critical as those from aroung the world ;)
+1. Their comments so aren't exactly a resounding endorsement for GT- they seem to talk more about compromises. Funny how GT have increased in popularity almost overnight though ;)
Clever to drag out the media coverage ;) The Atherton's know how to play the game and fair play to them- no-one else has the media side of things as dialed as them
Forget Rachel's first ride, what about Marc? Feel sorry for the guy getting completely overshadowed so quickly!
Take it for what it is- a super light, beautiful chain guide. If you are not in the market for this then of course you are not going to like it! Comparing it to guides three times the weight just isn't a fair comparison. I think if you are spending this money then you should have the required brain cells to realise you shouldn't expect chain ring protection from it and also be prepared to put in the time to get such a specialist product set up ;)
Sure it may have niggles out of the box and a bad review is somewhat refreshing... but I can't help feeling if it was on a GT under an Atherton then it would be reviewed as the best thing since sliced bread :)
So good to watch a smooth rider attack beautiful terrain with speed and style. Some of those little double-ups, gaps and drops were gorgeous!
Much has been written about the past why re-visit it? Keep schleying on the bike Alex!
Graham has such a smooth and effortless style- love it!
His bike sounds like a bag of spanners over every bump though :) About Us
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