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Pashley 26MHz Trials (2003)

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Fri Oct 10 2003 Reviewed By: callum (anon) Rider Level: Beginner
Used Product For Tested Only Strengths tried and tested geometry Weaknesses chainstays Review made out of steel, this british hand made and manufactured frame still can stand up to modern aluminium equvalents, it weight 4.1 pounds, barely anything, and the geometry gives a light flicky feel when on both wheels. but it is a matter of opinion on the back wheel, some feel that the long chain stays make it feel like you are fighting the bike, others love this,
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Fri Dec 19 2003 Reviewed By: sharn (anon) Rider Level: Intermediate
Used Product For 1 Year Strengths nice ride, strong, pretty light 2 say its steel Weaknesses not enough welding on brake bosses- can b easily sorted, also chainstays are little flimsy for heavy riders! Similar Products Used riden quite alot of frame Review i love this frame to bits, people either like them or they hate them usualy, if your sum1 who likes em, then theyre great frames- light and strong. i had a few gussets welded to mine , just for support around the weaker areas of the frame (chainstay) also put bit more welding arond the bosses n ull b sorted. its one of my fav frames- i love it, defo recomend! its a classic!! basically if ur a lightish/moderate rider who likes the feel of springy steel frames- this is a nice example
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Sun May 02 2004 Reviewed By: adrian jordan (anon) Rider Level: Advanced
Used Product For 6 Months Strengths weight, looks, nice on the back wheel. Weaknesses chainstays are flimsy. Similar Products Used brisa,zoo, echo, pace, planet x, monty. Review this is a realy nice frame that i would think any rider would like but the chainstays are a little thin for hard trials. This frame has a realy good geometery when riding with the pashley forks.
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Sat Jan 24 2004 Reviewed By: Plumdogg (anon) Rider Level: Advanced
Used Product For 2 Years or more Strengths being steel !!! Weaknesses having to take the whole rear skewer out to get the wheel out. Similar Products Used none. Review I've rode trials now for 4 years and have done competition riding for about 1 year, not a problem on my beast, can take everything i give it, although I have to run two brake boosters on the rear to help with the bosses flexing, but thats no biggy. the geometry it perfect for me as I'm quite a heavily built lad and can take huge amounts of force. I'll recommend it to any one. also check out the NEW 26 GHz Pashley.
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Sat Mar 03 2007 Reviewed By: mike gregory (anon) Rider Level: Advanced
Used Product For 1 Year Strengths its steel Weaknesses really thin tubeing great for first couple of months Similar Products Used black mountain, onzas, giant team trials, lesson 660 clear Review i have done the biggest gaps of my life on this bike i managed a 9 foot static gap. i love how it manuled i loved this frame so much except that it broke it half n it was so flexy i now have a lesson 660 clear and that amazing but its completly different style of rideing. the pashley is the one if you want masive power moves and manuels to back wheel but its crap for 360 and all kinds of side hops and big drops and its just to flexy super geomitrys the long back stays allow you to power up and do masive static back wheels and gaps. my first one had a squashed bb shell and had to go back
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