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Azonic Sabre - any comments

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  1. Looking for replacement for older Heckler - bit more travel / plusher feel -
    have tried various 4 bar - 2005 enduro / 2004 big hit / norco Atomik - all
    have plush feel looking for - though each has an issue - either expense or
    weight .

    noticed sabre on a few sites but real reviews seem limited - would be very
    interested in any actual experience - looking to put together - nice trail
    bike - suitable for wales n scotlands more extreme XC / non suicide (
    cowards ) downhill!

    cheers!!

  2. "N22" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Looking for replacement for older Heckler - bit more travel / plusher
    feel - have tried various 4 bar - 2005 enduro / 2004 big hit / norco
    Atomik - all have plush feel looking for - though each has an issue -
    either expense or weight .

    noticed sabre on a few sites but real reviews seem limited - would be
    very interested in any actual experience - looking to put together - nice
    trail bike - suitable for wales n scotlands more extreme XC / non suicide
    ( cowards ) downhill!

    cheers!!


    I like anything Azonic, and it tends to be well-made and bomb-proof. A good
    rider around here has one, and can negotiate most anything on it. But as we
    all know, it's the rider, not the bike. But I would like that bike. The
    suspension is obviously proven, the welds, good, the geometry aggressive
    "freeride." Hard to go wrong, imo if that's what you want.

    CDB

  3. "N22" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Looking for replacement for older Heckler - bit more travel / plusher


    feel -

    Quoted message said:

    have tried various 4 bar - 2005 enduro / 2004 big hit / norco Atomik - all
    have plush feel looking for - though each has an issue - either expense or
    weight .

    noticed sabre on a few sites but real reviews seem limited - would be


    very

    Quoted message said:

    interested in any actual experience - looking to put together - nice trail
    bike - suitable for wales n scotlands more extreme XC / non suicide (
    cowards ) downhill!

    cheers!!

    Why not get the newer Heckler? Have more travel and an aggressive geometry
    compared to the older models.

    Hecklers in action:

    http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=97887

  4. N22 said:

    Looking for replacement for older Heckler - bit more travel / plusher feel -
    have tried various 4 bar - 2005 enduro / 2004 big hit / norco Atomik - all
    have plush feel looking for - though each has an issue - either expense or
    weight .

    noticed sabre on a few sites but real reviews seem limited - would be very
    interested in any actual experience - looking to put together - nice trail
    bike - suitable for wales n scotlands more extreme XC / non suicide (
    cowards ) downhill!

    cheers!!


    Hey , I have a craftworks frm125 , very similar to the sabre , but only
    £650 , I've ridden this bike since january all over Scotland , inc
    Glentress , plus a few downhill races at innerleithen. I've just got
    back from a month of riding Whistler bike park / valley trails. It's a
    brilliant freeride bike! (probably no heavier than the sabre) for the
    money I think it's a great choice over the sabre.
    Save yourself £250 and get some nice forks!

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