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Echo Control (2005)

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Wheelbase: 1085 mm
Chainstay length: 385 mm
BB: +20 mm
Headtube angle: 71 degree

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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Mon Sep 05 2005 Reviewed By: Jon Congreve (anon) Rider Level: Intermediate
Used Product For 1 Month Strengths Very light, strong and stable on the rear wheel Weaknesses None really Review As soon as i got on the bike after it was built up i noticed the high bottom bracket. Once i got used to this though it felt incredibly stable on the rear wheel. It is soo much better for general street trials riding as you can really throw the bike around. I think the bottom bracket is 68mm shell, and the recommended axle length is 128mm. This bike is best suited with a stem of around 100 - 110mm with a 10 deg rise. It is reasonably cheap as it is a 2004 model so it has been reduced in shops. Definately a good buy, as it has good street, and competion trials geometry.
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Sun Jun 05 2005 Reviewed By: Aba Bouca (anon) Rider Level: Intermediate
Used Product For 3 Months Strengths rigidity, weight nothing, very goooood control! Weaknesses ... Similar Products Used norco evolve, koxx xtp, px tibo, trials frames... Review that's my first trial bike but tested somes and the mine i think is the better for me.
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Mon Aug 08 2005 Reviewed By: Ray Chee (anon) Rider Level:
Strengths Light & easy to throw around Weaknesses none Similar Products Used Coustellier & other Echos Review I have the short wheelbase model. Taps are fine due to the higher bb on this model. Nothing bad to say at all. Good for all skill levels.
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