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Originally posted by Feyd
I both agree and dissagree with TXshooters position on duallies. The primary suspension you have is your elbows and knees. Rear suspension should be
only used as a backup. I don't think duallies are cheating. They have their own drawbacks like loss of pedal efficiency.
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@ FEYD
Yeah I kind of forgot that part(just like when I am riding)....elbows and knees first. I guess it just feels like I am cheating b/c I am lazy and just
tend to let the suspension work more than I should.
I guess I have not really felt a lot of the drawbacks....my rear shock has a pro pedal setting that works pretty good if I feel the rear compressing
to much during pedaling. I know alot of people that ride hard tails and really like them and I don't dislike them....I just like the plush ride of
the full suspension.
Which park in New England? Me and a few friends are trying to make it to a park called Highland Park in N.H. this summer. We are super stoked! Should
I get a set of flat pedals for riding there? I normally clip in.
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