hoylie
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Im after an early Intense Tazer FS frame, so a none VPP version, anything considered please email me on [email protected] if you have.
Thanks
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WTD. Intense Tazer FS Frame
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Did you get that one that finished last night?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Intense-Tazer-Fra ... 500wt_1156
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Intense-Tazer-Fra ... 500wt_1156
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Retro_Shox
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I tried contacting the seller but he never replied.
Retro_Shox
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I tried contacting the seller but he never replied.
jimjim2012
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tazer's are overrated. get yourself a turner rail mate 
Retro_Shox
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I had a turner rail. didnt get on with it that well - felt a little twitchy
jimjim2012
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yeah, these little 4x orientated frames can be less than ideal when pelting it downhill.
i used to have a couple of rails. one of which i put the dhr rear triangle on. just turned it into a short travel dhr which was very stable.
the tazers are nice and i loved mine but my only gripes are; the super slack seat angle, weak rear triangle, and the way the rear mech is positioned.
my saddle would hit the tyre when getting to full compression, the rear mech would always knock against the chainstay and then it died when the seatstays cracked.
not knocking it as i did have one and rode it till it died. i would recommend seeing if you can put an M1 rear triangle on your Tazer when you find one. I think that would make it a beast of a frame.
if you're into modern bikes as well then check out the commencal meta 4x, or even a standard meta. really nice handling frames.
all best.
i used to have a couple of rails. one of which i put the dhr rear triangle on. just turned it into a short travel dhr which was very stable.
the tazers are nice and i loved mine but my only gripes are; the super slack seat angle, weak rear triangle, and the way the rear mech is positioned.
my saddle would hit the tyre when getting to full compression, the rear mech would always knock against the chainstay and then it died when the seatstays cracked.
not knocking it as i did have one and rode it till it died. i would recommend seeing if you can put an M1 rear triangle on your Tazer when you find one. I think that would make it a beast of a frame.
if you're into modern bikes as well then check out the commencal meta 4x, or even a standard meta. really nice handling frames.
all best.
