Robbie wrote: Because I had not ridden Vertigo for years and I struggle with the gnarl.
I just need a lot more practice.

Deliverance < Vertigo for gnarl.

Therefore.... time to hit up the big D fella.

rory161192 wrote: why does everyone run flats on them?

Because flats are better.

piece of shit get a fsr....thats where its at!!!!

trump wrote: piece of shit get a fsr....thats where its at!!!!

YER BOI SAM HILL WAAAAAHOOOO

FSR riders jackin yo thread!!!

That green mojo is the same colour as my XC boike...

Robbie wrote: and

wow thats something to be proud of......

how many votes did they get? 2, Robbie and Brian?

trump wrote: piece of shit get a fsr....thats where its at!!!!

What makes it a piece of shit exactly?

MattV wrote:

trump wrote: piece of shit get a fsr....thats where its at!!!!

What makes it a piece of shit exactly?

This thread.

I'm lusting after a freeridey mojo like this one.....

Sick.

Yeah here it is again..........

Makara Dust

Yey for Reaper winning his Sport class (in his first race as far as I know) at the Makara Peak Rally on my wee beastie, and for setting the fastest single time on the Rec relay by 16 minutes versus 18.

I was a lot slower so the Mojo's first race win had to wait until Reaper's solo run in the afternoon

Uber sunny Wellington day and lots of people enjoying their bikes and the 30kms of awesome single track @ Makara peak

I do hopre that front q/r placement is temporary.

ryguy wrote: I'm lusting after a freeridey mojo like this one.....

Sick.

Looks remarkably like the build on Colins BLT

and Robbie, Hemlocks in the country, and wellingotn should have 2 hitting the trails in the next week or so. . . . .

Pretty, I look forward to seeing them out and about

thorg wrote: Looks remarkably like the build on Colins BLT

except my forks are different and significantly heavier

and wheels - mine are heavier, and the tyres too

and my brakes are different. Plus my shifters and derailleurs were made by the evil empire

and bars, seatpost and seat are different.

and pedals (I'll be lighter there)

the cranks, umm they are the similar and the chainrings probably too. Cluster is diff too

Hemlocks in the country, and wellingotn should have 2 hitting the trails in the next week or so. . . . .

We must go for a steam

So... a post race analysis of the mojo:

I was satisfied riding it. Made me enjoy the uphill sections, it sorta makes you just want to pedal harder and faster. It was very quick to accelerate and suprisingly stable.

The rear end seemed to just do its thing, it was quite interesting riding behind a couple of people on hardtails - where they stood on the cranks to pedal through a technical section, the mojo would happily glide through, allowing power to be laid down while on the seat.
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There aren't too many observations to make, the bike just rides... complex design isn't apparent while pedalling, but it does seem to do it's job well.