It me cracks me up when the smallest size is labeled “medium.” It’s like when hotels don’t have a thirteenth floor. If you’re staying on the fourteenth floor, you know what floor you’re really on.
How does this bike pedal uphill? And is it enduro friendly? What’s the standover like? (Looks like top tube sticks up a bit more than others) In Nz it comes with code re 200 and sram gx eagle. I’m looking at something to replace my yt Jeffsy al base that can be an enduro/park/trail bike. Incredible value!
Ben reckons it is hard to split the two on paper. Whyte wins out in bearing protection, the Trek has frame storage which is handy, and doesn't have a proprietory shock anymore.
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Just ordered one of these for $3000 AUD. Absolute steal, can’t wait for it to arrive.
Wow! That is a steal
It me cracks me up when the smallest size is labeled “medium.” It’s like when hotels don’t have a thirteenth floor. If you’re staying on the fourteenth floor, you know what floor you’re really on.
How does this bike pedal uphill? And is it enduro friendly? What’s the standover like? (Looks like top tube sticks up a bit more than others) In Nz it comes with code re 200 and sram gx eagle. I’m looking at something to replace my yt Jeffsy al base that can be an enduro/park/trail bike. Incredible value!
Hi there, just wondering how you find this bike compared to the Trek Slash - I'm tossing up between the two.
Ben reckons it is hard to split the two on paper. Whyte wins out in bearing protection, the Trek has frame storage which is handy, and doesn't have a proprietory shock anymore.
@@Australianmountainbike Go for the Whyte