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so ive decided i want either a failure mainiac or a bsd trailorpark, the mainiac would be a 20.4 and the trailorpark in a 20.7 because of the 69sa on it, i could really do with some reviews on both of the frames, how they feel on big stuff and tech stuff ect
any help would be much appreciated guys!
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A friend of mine has the trailorpark and it's really nice and he likes it allot
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whats it like to ride, the geo sounds really weird like split between a tech frame and a laidback flow frame
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Get the BSD 110% BSD are fucking QUALITY!! You cannot go wrong with any BSD Frame actually. The Trailorpark is a great Frame!
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okay cheers haha, i was just wondering what it actually felt like to ride, how easy to spin, manual, nose manual ect what it feels like on small jibby stuff and going big
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TBH if you want to do tech jibby stuff you want a WZA V3 it has a shorter Chain Stay & steeper Head Tube Angle Its designed for more Street, Techy, Jibby stuff. However it doesn't have Brake Mounts which could be a problem? The Trailorpark is really designed for high speed, flowing around & a bit or stability. It does have a 13.25" Chain Stay which is still pretty short which will help with spins.
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Topsey wrote:
TBH if you want to do tech jibby stuff you want a WZA V3 it has a shorter Chain Stay & steeper Head Tube Angle Its designed for more Street, Techy, Jibby stuff. However it doesn't have Brake Mounts which could be a problem? The Trailorpark is really designed for high speed, flowing around & a bit or stability. It does have a 13.25" Chain Stay which is still pretty short which will help with spins.
im a pretty mixed sort of rider, i do some street stuff and big stuff as well like 3 cans and 3 lookbacks and high airs and yeah i ride brakes so its a no go really, and i thought because of the 69sa and the 13.25 stays it would be pretty jibby but then it has a 74.5 ha and a 11.5bb, it seems to have a tech rear end with a front end made for going big
