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2011 Diamondback Mission 1 All Mountain Full Suspension Mountain Bike (26-Inch Wheels) Review
The Mission 1 is the entry-level model in this line, but it's more than capable of surviving whatever rigors you throw at it. A weapons-grade aluminum frame boasts a hydroformed top tube, and butted and formed down tube. The fox Float RL 150-millimeter travel fork comes with a handy rebound adjust setting to tailor responsiveness to your ride. When paired with the Fox Float RP23 XV rear shock, and those wicked trail bumps are smoothed out. When the speed gets going, you can still stop on a dime thanks to Hayes Stroker Ryde hydraulic disc brakes with an eight-inch front rotor and seven-inch rear rotor.
Components
Warranty
Diamondback bicycles include a limited manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty duration and details are included with your purchase.
Tapered head tube. Knuckle Box suspension. 6" front and rear travel. Weapons grade aluminum frame. Fox float shock. Pro pedal platform. Hydrualic disc brakes. All these phrases are great, but don't really mean much until you put them together into one bike. Enter the Mission line. These all mountain rigs are light and nimble enough to climb up the trail, but rugged enough to get you back down. The Mission 1 may be the basic Mission model, but don't think it will balk at a few rocks, roots, and drops. This beast comes with the Mission all mountain 6" 6061-T6 weapons grade aluminum frame with a hydroformed top tube, butted and formed down tube and seat stays, Under arch seatstay bridge, tapered head tube, and Knuckle Box technology. The fox Float RL 150mm travel fork comes with rebound adjust to tailor your ride. Pair that with the Fox Float RP23 XV rear shock and keep the jarring bumps at bay. The Hayes Stroker Ryde hydraulic disc brakes come with a 8" front rotor and 7" rear rotor to help you stop if the trail gets too gnarly. Truvative Blaze 9-speed Powerspline cranks come with the crucial 24 and 36 tooth chainrings, but finish out the set with an AL-7075 aluminum AllMountain guard. Saddle up on this bad boy and get riding... The beginning of every great path starts with a Mission!
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Specifications:
The Kabuto is all about keeping things simple and getting it done without breaking the bank. At the heart of the Kabuto you-Feetll find a strong hand crafted steel frame with horizontal dropouts that can handle the abuse of the big city. City riders told us that they didn-Feett need derailleur-Feets so we listened and outfitted the Kabuto with a flip flop bug so you can run it as a fixed gear or in standard freewheel single speed mode without having to worry about adjustments to temperamental components. The 32 hole alloy wheels roll on loud Kenda 700 x 32 tires that are capable of withstanding less than perfect roads. Front and rear alloy side pull brakes round out this spectacular model.
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Pacific Cycle continues to lead the industry with innovative trail-conquering mountain bikes. Featuring a tough steel frame and large knobby tires that provide a smooth and reliable ride, no matter where you find yourself. And because its a Pacific Cycle bike, you know it features only quality components. Features: Steel mountain frame geometry for easy control Torque Drive thumb shifters change gears easily 15-Speeds with Torque Drive rear derailleur for easy shifting Steel caliper brakes stop securely 1-Piece crank offers wide gear range Steel wheels for control and durability
