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but I think it fits in the AM geometry class.

 
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i have not seen a galery for 29" all mountain hardtails around here, so i thought i just start one...

there is something new coming this september...

made for forks from 120-140mm travel, shortest chainstay position 16.4", slack headangle (shall be around 68° with 140mm fork...)

pretty excited to see this in real life...

so come on people, post your yellis, paradoxes, bystickels and whatever bikes you consider am-hardtails (29" all of course)



2soulscyclesEN: Booing....tadaaa!!!
 
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You guys have some sick bikes. I don't ride 29 but I LOVE the AMHT niche. I would totally encourage you to post these bikes in the All Mountain: The Hardtail Thread -Post yours up. These bikes totally fit the category.
 
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Banshee Paradox

My first 29er build ... nailed it.
After much research, I picked the Paradox because it's geometry is almost identical to my Nomad. I think this familiarity really helped me adjust to a 29" wheel.
Finding a Paradox frame in large was proving to be almost impossible - sorry LBS, I couldn't wait any longer. Finally got one from BikeBling.

Specs as of now:

Fork: Modded Fox 36 Float ... so stiff.
Drivetrain: 1x9 - 32t front / 11-36t cassette (I think I need a lower gear - not sure if I'll add a front derailleur or a 38t cog)
Wheels: Flows on White Industries MI6 hubs

Everything else from the parts bin.



 
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