SideFX
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Dude , stop being a dick head and go back to you WANK M X track .
intense m6
- Thread starter andy 94
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mullan2304
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This only proves that either you or the owner of the bike can't set it up properly.
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pak
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Firstly,the M6 is not a versitile bike.Its a downhill bike. It goes downhill,world cup style. period. OTC maybe set ya shock up not to bog down in the rocks. Intense bikes are very balanced in the air.Andy94 buy one,you wont regret it.OTC will probably bet you down the track, but hey he's a legend.......
oooh - steady on people, no need to get angry!
Seems a bit confusing to me, i'd think you'd have to ride a bike to judge it properly.
and in saying that, how can you say that the GT bump doesn't ride just as good as an M6 - have you ridden a GT bump?? I think not.
Did you ever consider that the GT bump may have better adjustments and geo etc??
Maybe i'm just used to a superior bike and thats why the M6 felt as i described earlier.
obviously you beg to differ, you have a picture of a glory in your sig!
so, you havn't riddin an M6, or the M6 evo, yet you're talking them up??
Seems a bit confusing to me, i'd think you'd have to ride a bike to judge it properly.
and in saying that, how can you say that the GT bump doesn't ride just as good as an M6 - have you ridden a GT bump?? I think not.
Or i just reckon the bike doesn't ride as well as a GT bump.
Did you ever consider that the GT bump may have better adjustments and geo etc??
Maybe i'm just used to a superior bike and thats why the M6 felt as i described earlier.
nic1894
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its actually a small picture and since when did i say anything about a glory ...... i guess mongooses must be shit to you retard
its a completely different genre of bike. an intense m6 IS better at downhill than your pussy BMX
and I have an 2008 m3 with uses the same suspension system as the m6 (its the predecessor to the m6) and I have used a m6 evo for a run last year so yeah, I kinda know that its better than any BMX at DH. you have no idea what your talking about, go play pokemon or wank or something but dont fill up this site with your filthy blabber
pak
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Firstly,the M6 is not a versitile bike.Its a downhill bike. It goes downhill,world cup style. period. OTC maybe set ya shock up not to bog down in the rocks. Intense bikes are very balanced in the air.Andy94 buy one,you wont regret it.OTC will probably bet you down the track, but hey he's a legend.......
a massive +1 to this comment
flamshmizer
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You guys ever heard of a troll?
i never mentioned anything about the size of the picture - don't know where you got that idea from.
Just cause you don't like people paying out your glory, doesn't mean you should start immature name calling.
are you serious!! is the M3 the predecessor to the M6! No way!!
really?? whos evo did you ride? and what track was it on?
Cause unless you're a pro rider or really well connected i reckon you're bullshitting!
People, take note. This Pak guy knows where it's at!!
nic1894
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dude are you trying to say that im immature have a look in the mirror
Harry14
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id just like to point out that you are comparing a DH specific bike to a BMX and im pretty sure that
'andy94' dosent want to know about a bmx if he did he would of asked.he wants to know about the M6. and OTC if you want to talk about your BMX they have their own section where you can tell everyone how it is a great DH bike as well as a Street bike.
dont mean to offend anyone im just putting it out their.
cheers Harry.
'andy94' dosent want to know about a bmx if he did he would of asked.he wants to know about the M6. and OTC if you want to talk about your BMX they have their own section where you can tell everyone how it is a great DH bike as well as a Street bike.
dont mean to offend anyone im just putting it out their.
cheers Harry.
big geoff
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That is the most awesome thing i have ever read in my life and I totally wanna race this guy, what a champion! also my sisters razor scooter will shit all over your GT Bump in dual slalom or slopestyle but if its 24 hr enduro youre into im bringing a rolerblade and a canoe paddle. your going down bitch!
oh also how do you put someones quote in your signature coz i fuckn love it!
big geoff
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but seriously for andy the thread starter it might be worth thinking about the durability of the FRO intense DH bikes. very light but also not happy when crashed especially on rock gardens. I mean i like what theyre doing but i think you need to decide also based on how much coin you got to spare and if you want you want to race it for more than one season, shuttle in the back of utes, huck the occasional drop ect. Just might be worth thinking about
VTSS350
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I own a M6 FRO and have for over a year now. It has been raced at State and Nationals, 3 weeks in Canada and also used as a freeride bike. No issues with durability. The bike is as good as the day I got it.
Is there a bike that is happy to be crashed in rock gardens????
OTC please let this thread get back on topic!
kill_switch
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First of all dont own a m6 or have i ridden one much but this is just feedback from 3 mates how have or do own them.
They ride amazingly...period. Its already been said but they are a race bike And thats all their good for. After all FRO means for race only. Possible not as good for the flatter style australia track compared to the euro tracks though
They are hardly problem free though. Loosing linkage bolts is a tradition (even if you check them every ride) on all 3 of my mates bike the tire hits the seat tube before they run out of travel (bottom out) and one of the 3 bikes is on its 3rd top linkage.
Just a few things to weigh up before buying this frame. Personally i would also try to get a different shock to the Manitou Revox.
First of all dont own a m6 or have i ridden one much but this is just feedback from 3 mates how have or do own them.
They ride amazingly...period. Its already been said but they are a race bike And thats all their good for. After all FRO means for race only. Possible not as good for the flatter style australia track compared to the euro tracks though
They are hardly problem free though. Loosing linkage bolts is a tradition (even if you check them every ride) on all 3 of my mates bike the tire hits the seat tube before they run out of travel (bottom out) and one of the 3 bikes is on its 3rd top linkage.
Just a few things to weigh up before buying this frame. Personally i would also try to get a different shock to the Manitou Revox.
do they not think about that when they make the frame to accomodate the travel? that just sounds stupid.
do your mates use locktite?