What's in the box?
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CassidyAce
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How does it ride?
Lhatch4
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It's been nearly 2 months since I set up the "is it a Zaskar?" joke. I'm so glad someone finally asked.
Lhatch4
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It's my first time with a dropper post. I really like that. It's also my first time on a 29er. It's definitely better over tree roots and rocks. It's better for going downhill than my other bikes. I have been riding bikes that weight about 25 lbs for a long time. The Zaskar is 33 lbs. It feels sluggish on climbes but it has enough low gearing that it works. I don't know. It isn't terrible on climbes. It just isn't what I'm used to. I'm taking it out again on Wednesday. Overall I like it.
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Getting back on a 26” wheel bike will be weird, it’ll feel like a kids bike.
The lack of anodized parts is anoying ....
33lbs or 14 kg is a lot (and the 29" wheels don´t help in aceleration os twisty single tracks), it doesn´t deserve the "zaska" name. Needs weight reduction and pruple bits ... retro rules in modern bicycles.
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PD Enjoy it, looks sturdy
33lbs or 14 kg is a lot (and the 29" wheels don´t help in aceleration os twisty single tracks), it doesn´t deserve the "zaska" name. Needs weight reduction and pruple bits ... retro rules in modern bicycles.
.PD Enjoy it, looks sturdy
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