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2012 uzzi
UZZI gets updated for 2012, more to come on this one , it's a ripper.
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May the air be filled with tires!
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Very nice but why no seatstay bridge ala tracer2/ss2/951 ?
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Oooohhh...
...that is trick.
Questions: any provision for internal dropper post routing, a la Reverb Stealth?
And, uh, got a carbon one coming by any chance?
Good to see some focus on the pedal-able big bike segment, nice work!
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Hot, hot, hot! 
Any word on the weight of the frame?
Is the swingarm retrofit-able to the old Uzzi VP?
Will there be a CCDBair option?
Any changes on travel?
Jeff, you mentioned it is lower and slacker in the vid from Eurobike. Any numbers?
Cheers!
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exactly my thoughts as well. noodle of a rear triangle is the 1 fault I have with my uzzi vp--even with a 12mm thru axle back there. it's not as bad the 6.6 was but a 7.5 inch travel rig should have a solid rear triangle.
Love my uzzi...just sayin'
edit: this was in response to sanjosedre's comment
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when will it be launched!!!
its driving me crazy!
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My 2009 Uzzi is all I've ever wanted, now you go and make it nicer....bastards!!
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 Originally Posted by davet
My 2009 Uzzi is all I've ever wanted, now you go and make it nicer....bastards!!
Tell me about it! I just bought an Uzzi several weeks ago. Looks good.
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Hey Jeff,
Home run once again!
Show us a pix of the front derailleur mount.
"Hesitation is the Mother of Failure!"
~~ 951 for Dirt & Roadster for Asphalt ~~
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Excellent news, more pics please!
Any word on the specs yet?
Someone posted something about slacker angles, hopefully not too much though. I’d like to see the Uzzi clearly positioned in the AM-Enduro category meaning something like HA66.5-67 w/ 160mm fork & HA65.5-66 w/ 180mm fork with balanced rear travel say 6.5” & 7” --> good in descending and yet ‘pedalable’ as hell. Uzzi doesn’t need to be a DH bike, that’s why they have the SS2, 951 and M9 to choose from.
I’m also hoping the new Uzzi will loose (some) weight and be closer to rivals such Nomad, Firebird, MojoHD…..
Just some thoughts for discussion…
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 Originally Posted by lacross
Someone posted something about slacker angles, hopefully not too much though. I’d like to see the Uzzi clearly positioned in the AM-Enduro category meaning something like HA66.5-67 w/ 160mm fork & HA65.5-66 w/ 180mm fork with balanced rear travel say 6.5” & 7” --> good in descending and yet ‘pedalable’ as hell. Uzzi doesn’t need to be a DH bike, that’s why they have the SS2, 951 and M9 to choose from.
Why not just buy a tracer then? I want a bike I can pedal around and still take to the bike parks.
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 Originally Posted by liqwid
 Why not just buy a tracer then? I want a bike I can pedal around and still take to the bike parks.
Have the Tracer as my trailbike, it's great. 'Basic' trail build w/ 150mm Talas, RP23, 2x10 drivetrain, light components and so on...
Yep, you're right. One option is to go with second Tracer w/ 160mm fork, coil shock, 1x10mm drivetrain, chainguide, wider bar.... build it for trashing and Enduro racing. But that's a goddam boring idea, and the trade-off is to forget future tuning w/ 180mm forks.. Uzzi, however, sounds like a lot of fun and what I meant in my previous post was that I see the Uzzi as the next step upwards from the Tracer in Intense's 'frame portfolio' and would therefore like to see it's geometry/weight to be in the range of what you'd expect of AM-Enduro frames.. Not going too slack, and all that.. No need to address the DH aspect too much as there are other models for that, right? Have the 951 FRO also, btw..
Hmm, another fun idea, get the Carbine, build it for trail and 'convert' the existing Tracer for Enduro.. Well, let's wait and see the new Uzzi first..
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New Uzzi has G3 dropouts, so you'll get three head angle settings. I'll bet running it in the steep setting will put it pretty close (if not right on) to 66.5 - 67*, especially with a 160mm fork.
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All these configurations on the uzzi is making me drool.
But when will it be out and the prIce?
If its at the same as the previous model. It will be damn enticing
Am holding out on getting the old model for this
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Does anyone know what the rear axle is on the new Uzzi? Would love a 142x12 setup.
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That is nice! Should be nice as a mini DH sled...
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So when are we getting the geo for this beast along with an ETA?
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We will do a proper launch with photos and spec's soon, the best UZZI yet for sure!
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Thats the best piece of news i have heard today!
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Ow, my knee hurts :-(
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 Originally Posted by mr intense
We will do a proper launch with photos and spec's soon, the best UZZI yet for sure!
Interested in hearing more about the finish on this one. Doesn't look like the standard raw finish on my Slopestyle. Ball-burnished maybe?
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Dec 2011 $2200 usd......bike radar......!
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I also noticed in one of the bike radar pics that the rear does indeed have the seatstay bridge, can't wait for the official pics & geo
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I want one! The finishing looks like raw camo alu...love it the moment I saw on bikeradar! Now I need to find out which of my LBS carry Intense bikes....
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Well done! Please make a carbon version soon. I want Intense to be around a long long time. Carbon is the new aluminum. Remember what happened to steel?
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