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Sneak Peek: One Ghost’s New Downhill Mountain Bike

Written by Tyler Benedict
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One Ghost Industries leaked this show of their 2011 downhill bike. Not too many details on the frame, but spec will be as follows:

  • Boxxer Ride
  • Azonic wheels
  • Intense ITS tires
  • full Shimano Saint drivetrain
  • SLX brakes
  • Candy Components headset/stem/bar/pedals
  • E-13 crank and SRS+ guide
  • Elka Stage 5 shock
  • THE seat and grips

They’ll be available August 1, and word is they’re working on a new 29er, too.
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Based in North Carolina, Tyler also loves the Vanlife & family adventure travel and is always on the lookout for the next shiny new part and off-grid adventure.

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Raddness
Raddness
14 years ago

I had a chance to ride one of these and the suspension and geometry feel great however their is a major design flaw and the thing feels like you are pedaling a 60lb wet noodle. The initial pedal stokes have do much feedback it feels like you are pedaling through whoops.

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One Ghost
14 years ago

frame is named the Musashi an the complete bike is the Musashi R. (Race) designed with the privateer in mind. framesets will be available as well. check out http://www.oneghost.com for details. more leaks coming soon…

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One Ghost
One Ghost
14 years ago

Curious which bike you rode and on what trail. it does have an “undulation” feel if you are trying to climb with it but pretty much all “VPP” type bikes and anything over 6″ of travel do also.
E-mail us, we are interested in your feedback… info@oneghost.com

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