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Veritas 26 inch (2004)

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Frame: Veritas 26" Singlespeed - 7005 aluminum, 1085mm wheelbase, 17.5 inch chainstay length
Fork: Aluminum disc/v-brake fork - 430mm axle to crown, 205mm steerer
Stem: Aluminum trials - 145 mm by 35 degree
Handlebar: Aluminum trials 31.8 mm bulge, 27.5" wide
Cranks: 170 mm aluminum trials with bashring
Chain: KMC Z-chain
Front ring: 22 tooth
Rear freewheel: 18 tooth

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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Sun Apr 24 2005 Reviewed By: Ludwig (anon) Rider Level: Advanced
Used Product For Tested Only Strengths Cheap Weaknesses Geometry, Components Similar Products Used Zebdi, Koxx LB, BT Raven Review Keep using your old XC or Freeride Hardtail, this bike is a waste of money. The chainstays are 17.5" that's way too long for a trial bike (it should be between 15 and 16"). The BB seems not far from the axle yet they use a mod stem, which makes the bike feel weird, the bars are way too high. Keep your old bike and save some money for a real trial bike, there is nothing you can't do on a regular bike that you can do on this.
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3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Fri Mar 25 2005 Reviewed By: Rusty Earl (anon) Rider Level: Beginner
Used Product For 3 Months Strengths frame, stem, bars, bash guard Weaknesses brakes, spoke tension, and packaging Similar Products Used Mtn biker for 7 years, hard tail and full suspension Review In general I have been very impressed with the amount of bang I got for the buck. Despite packaging issues and loose spoke tension I have been able to set up the bike well. Definitely a recommended bike for anyone trying trials for the first time. As a mechanic, I would definelty tell anyone buying this bike to have it thoroughly inspected and tuned before your first ride. After that upgrades can be made as needed. I am riding the 26" size right now. I'm amazed at how much a few hours of playing around on the bike has made me a better trail rider!
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