There has been a lot of discussion flying around about this issue,
often neglecting to mention perhaps one of the most significant
effects, the geometric differences on steep slopes.
This article attempts to redress the balance:
Cycling Equipment · Public discussion
26 Vs 29 MTB's on steep slopes
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Roger said:
There has been a lot of discussion flying around about this issue,
often neglecting to mention perhaps one of the most significant
effects, the geometric differences on steep slopes.This article attempts to redress the balance:
From the website:
"Article supressed because it is wrong!!!"
Yep, 29ers are wrong.
Greg
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