Bottom line is there are a lot of hardcore 26er's out there that have been watching the 29er revolution and wondering if they should switch.
My advise would be to go to your local bike dealer and demo this bike.
Be prepared to spend some money though, because for most riders it will be such a better experience you won't want to go back to your old bike.
I did not expect this bike to be lighter, faster, more stable, better climber and better downhill than my full suspension 26er Stumpy, but it was.
I also had concerns about not having a rear suspension. With this bike set up, I now don't feel I need one.
I also expected this bike to be a little less agile in tight turns and switchbacks but I didn't find that to be true either.
My last concern was that a bike less than 2000$ would have poor to average components but I found the standard components to perform exceptionally well which makes this bike a good value.
Ride before you buy, but be prepared to spend.
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