s-work stumpjumper vs superfly sl
dani sram
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hi there.. im new here but being mountbiking for 10 years (malaysia)
now im using scott scale rc 26er.. planning on buying 29er HT hi end.. got 2 bikes im interest in
1. specialized s-work stumpjumper 2013 m11 - XX1
2. trek superfly pro sl 2013.. - XX.. convert XX1
i loving cross country.. n trail.. need help.. which one i should go for..
now im using scott scale rc 26er.. planning on buying 29er HT hi end.. got 2 bikes im interest in
1. specialized s-work stumpjumper 2013 m11 - XX1
2. trek superfly pro sl 2013.. - XX.. convert XX1
i loving cross country.. n trail.. need help.. which one i should go for..
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The Specialized is very hardcore. Most of the reviews i've read say it's very hard riding and not suitable for anything except short smooth races. I haven't seen much about the Trek, but from what I have heard it's quite a smooth bike, but it's still on the racier side of things. Out of the two you've selected i'd go for the Specialized because I think you get a better finishing kit and frame. Having said that . . . if I was buying a Hardtail 29er i'd be torn between a Santa Cruz Highball Carbon, Open 0-1.0, and Cannondale Flash 29er Carbon. Let's be honest, if you end up getting either of those bikes they will both be one hell of a ride!“Don’t buy upgrades, ride up grades.”
Cannondale SuperSix EVO Hi-Mod Mk.2
Specialized S-Works Enduro 29
Santa Cruz Blur TRc
Santa Cruz Tallboy
Omega Alchemy0 -
need more out put in choices on other bike brand 2013 high end pls.. HT0
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Could've sworn I replied to this last week. Very odd.
There's no reason to think there'll be a marked difference between the two. They're both full on race bikes. I know several people with S-Works and they've never complained about the harshness. I'd buy the Superfly SL because it looks great.
Other options:
Scale 900 SL
Giant XTC Advanced SL
Santa Cruz Highball
There's plenty out there.0