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Per 11:05 am on September 7, 2010 | #
Why kill the likes of the bulletproof, do it all, sense exciting, head turning, mack daddy mobile machine the MMMBOP?
I love mine, would have bought a lifetime supply if I knew this was coming, but alas the big ones are all gone.
If you dont have one, you need one, get one while you can.
A living piece of hardtail history. It was a box bursting, mythical beast. Capable and awe inspiring. A point and shoot nearly lightweight tool of total distraction from a world of full squish dependance. It carved big lines with big tubes. It knit detailed elegant flow out of slender stays and a mild mannered presence. It came, it conquered and it destroyed. Steel may be real, but this alloy was fat!
May those that exist live long and lively on a trail near you!
The best ride I have ever owned regardless category or price. A pearl in a dirty world of hype and created needs. Keep it on the steps, keep the MMMbop.
shedfire 11:07 am on September 7, 2010 | #
You’ve not seen the Troof then? 🙂
Drac 3:02 pm on September 8, 2010 | #
That just looks right, it says “point me at a rocky ride please”.
Jon 8:42 pm on October 7, 2010 | #
Love the look of it, plus its named for an awesome machine, what could be better
Franz 5:18 am on October 15, 2010 | #
when will this be beast available?
brant 6:24 am on October 15, 2010 | #
Early 2011.
Randzonenbiker 6:39 am on October 18, 2010 | #
Will the Bagger have the clearance to put a Hammerschmidt crankset on the ISCG?
If yes, will there be special cable holder for Hammerschmidt?