Riding my 2015 voodoo bizango with 780mm handlebars and running Maxxis Minion DHF and DHR 2.30 front and rear (my little upgrade) The bike is perfect and how it should have always been.
I've just brought a voodoo bizango 29er and it kills my old carrier vengeance and now I'm getting used to it and now I'm doing more trail rides on it than my old vengeance . They both have 29s on them but the voodoo is better.
I've been trying to decide between that and a Bizango. The parts seem very similar indeed, so it is basically the Bizango being £50 cheaper and a 29er (I'm quite tall), vs the VRX not looking so fluorescent. I dunno why they make 29er versions of the Nucleus VR and VRS but not the VRX. If there was a 29er VRX or a Bizango that wasn't that disgusting colour, my mind would be easily made up!
rowlandofpoland Your better off getting the Voodoo if you still haven’t decided mate. Both bikes have the same Suntour Raidon 120mm forks but when you start to look at price points for the other key components such as Drivetrain, brakes etc the Voodoo has more expensive parts by almost £30 and is 50 quid cheaper. Just some food for thought, why pay more for less.
This is a great bike, only bike snobs don't like them! Voodoo Mambo £650 on offer is a better choice IMO. It's what I bought. Can you include it in next/this year's test? I think it'll kill a few £1k bike's & I'd be interested to see how it gets on.
I've got this bike and its outstanding, it would be even at a higher price. I dont get the criticism with the bar width though, they feel wide to me, to the point that they are wide enough to catch on gate posts, trees, etc on narrow trails that you have to slow down to negotiate them.
I just got this bike today, could not try it out beforehand as its sold out. Managed to find one second hand that had 7 miles on it as the owner also got a road bike and decided to pursue that instead. I'm 5 foot 6 inch and its a size medium 18 inch frame. I really want to cut the bars down to make them shorter so its more comfortable for me. feels almost too wide to me and too high up compared to my old Ridgeback and Marin mountain bikes from 15 years ago. I went to Halfords (main UK stockist) and spoke to the mechanic concerned that maybe the bike is too big for me. He said nope, you need to get used to it and that mountain bikes with 29 inch tyres its better to have wider bars so you have more control. Ill give it a go and see if i can get used to it.
@@palindar3448 congrats on the new bike. I too came from a 15 year old mtb but technology has moved on drastically and now bikes do feel bigger but you sit in them rather than perched on top of them. Try sticking with the bars, short bars and long stems of old dont have much control. The bizangos bars made my wrists hurt at first but I got used to them and now I'm thinking of getting even wider bars.
Great value bike IMO. However the BB is pants. Mine needed replacing after a few months. Btw best to replace with hollow tech crankset otherwise you will only get the same issue again. Top upgrades: 1. dropper post ( I needed the 18" frame to allow dropper to be low enough for my 30" legs with 120mm dropper. Otherwise I liked the 20".) 2. Superstar components 2 degree angle headset makes bike feel super stable. 3. Minion 2.5/2.4 front/back tubeless. 4. Raidion fork has an extra 10mm travel if you adjust spring pushrod. 5. Grippier pedals. I guess the mods add around £250 to the cost but I got the bike for under £400 so still great value.
@@stewbright4614 Unfortunately I think that there is only the original crap BB available for the cranks. So you need to look for a crank set to match a different BB if you don't want same problem in future. I would recommend shimano hollow tech2 crank/BB. But you need Boost chainline cranks. This means either a single cog Boost crank or a standard double cog crank but only use the outer ring. Btw you would need a Narrow/wide chainring and bolts to match bolt pattern ( square or rectangular). All this might cost under £100 depending on where you shop. Hope this helps.
Tony S Tony S thanks a lot for the reply, really helpful, I tried a look online but wasn’t sure what you meant by boost crank? I take it you bought crank arms that came without a chainring?
Hi there, hope all is well. I was just wondering, How come the pinnacle Kpaur 3 didn't make the list ( 625 pound ).??? It had Rockshox recon forks, tumbles ready setup, lighter weight etc.
Chainreaction is currently shipping to the usa for 50$, all duties handled by them. Voodoo isn't there but vitus is www.chainreactioncycles.com/us/en/vitus-nucleus-275-vrx-mountain-bike-2019/rp-prod173156
I got this bike in 2018 it not most posh etc but best ride had i swap gearing to xt like it better and few bits now . Headset and bb wasn't great . Fork still going . It roll well too has 29er i got 20inch frame im about 6'2
I’m getting one this week 22inc frame tho I’m 6ft2 hopefully be ok for me as I don’t feeling a lot hire than the handlebars When riding and sitting down How’s yours
Is it tapered head tube or straight? I seem to bust forks quite a lot, and the older straight ones are becoming increasingly rare. They're all tapered now.
One thing I do not like is the head angle. At 68degree that is not slack enough. It should be less. Maybe 66. I would buy it if it had slacker head angle.
@@shrimpfriedrice494 no chance. It's to give the others a chance as vitus wipes the floor with the others and already won the 500 cat. Check mine on my channel if you wish
Well for one the Vitus has the same Suntour Raidon 120mm Forks as the Voodoo and when you price up all the key components such as Brakes, Drivetrain etc the £700 Vitus has parts that are £30 cheaper than the Voodoo even though there’s a £50 price difference, so you might as well save 50 quid and get a bike with more expensive parts on it which the Voodoo has.
I'm torn between the vitus nucleus and the bazango, but it looks like they've cut corners on the unbranded wheels on the bazango, may be they're just as good as the WTB wheels on the nucleus, any recommendations anyone, nice video👍
If I was you mate I’d go for the Voodoo, they’re using Maxxis Ardent tires, and both bikes use the Suntour Raidon 120mm forks. You’ll get more for your money with the Voodoo as the individual price points for the other components such as the Drivetrain, brakes etc are more expensive on the Voodoo which is the cheaper bike. So you’ll pay less for more. Best thing to do is try and get a test ride of both bikes and make a decision from there.
If you haven’t picked one already I’d advise you to get the Voodoo mate. Both bikes use the Suntour Raidon forks and when you price up all the other parts of both bikes the Voodoo has the more expensive spec but it’s the cheaper bike by £50. So you might as well spend less for more.
@@jhizon3103 To be fair, on polish ebay like biggest e-shop, choice of boost wheels and hubs, bbs, and cranksets is still limited. Still a lot of classic 135/100 QR, lots of square taper bbs. And I'm not saying we're terribly behind, normal e-stores have all the new stuff pretty much, only some brands and butique makers are missing, but that's what most present on auction site and in most street shops. So I'm not surprised at all that boost QR isn't very popular yet. Especially as it's cheap end of the market, it has to "wait" till all the old reheated sausage frames will get sold. And there's tons of them, they only need a fresh paint scheme ;-)
Super simple. I bought hope pro 4 hubs and converted to qr. You can even go high end with Industry 9 if you like. Luckily my bike has replacement dropouts. I can actually convert to full boost 148 though.
This category ain't worth it because the bikes in the 500pound category and this one don't have a lot of difference and most importantly, for beginners, they won't even notice the difference. I'll rather spend 500pound on a bike and the rest on tools, lube, equipment, etc.
I dunno if I believe that. It has a coil fork, for a start, which they seem to think is one of the more important features. It is a lot nicer looking though.
@@beardedvikingmtber If I'm being honest I buy mostly used bikes my main bike is a 2010 Santa Cruz Nomad that I bought for $750 (about 600 pounds and I destroy 29ers on it) but It takes a lot for most people to save up enough to buy a $750 bike. Specialized, Trek, Santa Cruz and other major manufacturers sell parts with super high mark ups because they know rich people don't think before purchasing. Head sets for $200, why because a couple bearings and metal cups are that complicated? Grips for $100, Pedals for $150 brake bleed $50 per brake, bike shops are a huge rip off!
IMHO voodoo is not worth it (or any of the bikes of that category)... better get a max 550 price bike or a 1K bike on sale for about 800-900... the extra money is money you will have to pay anyway for upgrades or fixing broken parts on the up to 750 category
Can I just say I went to Halford with 500 quid in my pocket I rode every bike that was set up and looked good even plastic bikes which were laughed at when I was a boy What's that you say ?? .... oh they call them Kevler carbon these days sounds like the old plastic bikes ..... anyhow Honestly!!!! I choose a £99 .99p bike!! WHAT!!!! WHAT!!! ... no price tag on it ... I knew it looked cheaper than the bikes I rode before ...but I tell you what that bike is magnificent The ride quality is the same today as when i bought her .... its the best bike I've ever had ....Yes it was really good! !! It was the same when I met my wife that's another story ...... any how Thing is money does speak volumes yes ....if you want to spend it wisely ....but ... I think there's bikes defiantly in the price range I was in that felt like garbage I mean really bad!!! .... They seemed set up ok all of them but the ride quality was not nice and was awful if I'm honest .. nothing felt right on most of them ... any how my point is this.... when choosing a bike don't look at the tagger just ride it .... If it turns out it's in your price range then that's the one if not .. ..ahhh to dream ... Thing about the Bazingo is that it is head and shoulders above all else ...In ALL REVIEWS ....its a loved bike .... when I have 700 pounds to spare I'm off to Halfords ....thing is what do I tell my current bike ???!!. Ahhhrrr........ its a dilemma I love her so much ...... I'm talking about my actual bike !!° # don't be dirty Tony !!!
PS4 Custom Gamer it,s trend and the muppets lap it up. A friend thinks 64 degree head angle is the way to go for enduro trail riding. Yet Steve Pete would still be better and faster on a 68degree. Than any of us. He still don’t get the point. It’s the rider. Lol
The vitus nucleus VRX would have easily won this. But you gotta give the others a chance. As the vitus already won the 500 cat. Check my vrx in my channel if you wish
Riding my 2015 voodoo bizango with 780mm handlebars and running Maxxis Minion DHF and DHR 2.30 front and rear (my little upgrade) The bike is perfect and how it should have always been.
I've just brought a voodoo bizango 29er and it kills my old carrier vengeance and now I'm getting used to it and now I'm doing more trail rides on it than my old vengeance .
They both have 29s on them but the voodoo is better.
Well you could`ve put the Vitus nucleus vrx on the list, it`s 699,99 pound
I think they needed to give other bikes a chance. The vitus keeps wiping the floor with all the others. Check the vrx on my channel if you want
I've been trying to decide between that and a Bizango. The parts seem very similar indeed, so it is basically the Bizango being £50 cheaper and a 29er (I'm quite tall), vs the VRX not looking so fluorescent.
I dunno why they make 29er versions of the Nucleus VR and VRS but not the VRX. If there was a 29er VRX or a Bizango that wasn't that disgusting colour, my mind would be easily made up!
@@LemurVisionUK just because your tall doesn't mean you have to get a 29er. I got a 27.5 hardtail and I'm 6'7.
I'm 6'6 and ride a VRX. There are pros and cons to both 27.5 and 29. Personally I would rather have the bike a little more nimble
rowlandofpoland Your better off getting the Voodoo if you still haven’t decided mate. Both bikes have the same Suntour Raidon 120mm forks but when you start to look at price points for the other key components such as Drivetrain, brakes etc the Voodoo has more expensive parts by almost £30 and is 50 quid cheaper. Just some food for thought, why pay more for less.
The 2021 is by far the Best bike ever. New rims and hubs all good then, and 2.4 tires and tpu tubes. Bars and stem and wowza
Will we ever see the Hoodoo on test?
This is a great bike, only bike snobs don't like them!
Voodoo Mambo £650 on offer is a better choice IMO. It's what I bought.
Can you include it in next/this year's test? I think it'll kill a few £1k bike's & I'd be interested to see how it gets on.
Does anyone else roll their eyes every time they hear the word "progressive"
I do a shot of vodka.
Might be hardtail of the year but my 14 year boy is returning the bike for the 3rd time due to a faulty front fork!!
whats faulty about it? clunking. losing air pressure
@@santclause1 yes that's exactly it
Think son has this issue also but for the vitus nucleus which has the same form. Sound like a whistling noise?
Not a whistling sound for him. First fork the whole air spring side was coming out the top of the fork. Now the new fork is constantly losing air 😞
@@stevieoha that's shit, hope you get it sorted soon.
I've got this bike and its outstanding, it would be even at a higher price. I dont get the criticism with the bar width though, they feel wide to me, to the point that they are wide enough to catch on gate posts, trees, etc on narrow trails that you have to slow down to negotiate them.
I just got this bike today, could not try it out beforehand as its sold out. Managed to find one second hand that had 7 miles on it as the owner also got a road bike and decided to pursue that instead. I'm 5 foot 6 inch and its a size medium 18 inch frame. I really want to cut the bars down to make them shorter so its more comfortable for me. feels almost too wide to me and too high up compared to my old Ridgeback and Marin mountain bikes from 15 years ago. I went to Halfords (main UK stockist) and spoke to the mechanic concerned that maybe the bike is too big for me. He said nope, you need to get used to it and that mountain bikes with 29 inch tyres its better to have wider bars so you have more control. Ill give it a go and see if i can get used to it.
@@palindar3448 congrats on the new bike. I too came from a 15 year old mtb but technology has moved on drastically and now bikes do feel bigger but you sit in them rather than perched on top of them. Try sticking with the bars, short bars and long stems of old dont have much control. The bizangos bars made my wrists hurt at first but I got used to them and now I'm thinking of getting even wider bars.
Great value bike IMO. However the BB is pants. Mine needed replacing after a few months. Btw best to replace with hollow tech crankset otherwise you will only get the same issue again.
Top upgrades:
1. dropper post ( I needed the 18" frame to allow dropper to be low enough for my 30" legs with 120mm dropper. Otherwise I liked the 20".)
2. Superstar components 2 degree angle headset makes bike feel super stable.
3. Minion 2.5/2.4 front/back tubeless.
4. Raidion fork has an extra 10mm travel if you adjust spring pushrod.
5. Grippier pedals.
I guess the mods add around £250 to the cost but I got the bike for under £400 so still great value.
Tony S Which BB did you go for, mines gone as well
Tony S Which BB did you go for, mines gone as well?
@@stewbright4614 Unfortunately I think that there is only the original crap BB available for the cranks. So you need to look for a crank set to match a different BB if you don't want same problem in future. I would recommend shimano hollow tech2 crank/BB. But you need Boost chainline cranks. This means either a single cog Boost crank or a standard double cog crank but only use the outer ring. Btw you would need a Narrow/wide chainring and bolts to match bolt pattern ( square or rectangular). All this might cost under £100 depending on where you shop. Hope this helps.
Btw if your old cranks are good you could Ebay to offset some cost .
Tony S Tony S thanks a lot for the reply, really helpful, I tried a look online but wasn’t sure what you meant by boost crank? I take it you bought crank arms that came without a chainring?
The other bikes was Trek that had the 141mm boost...
Still rocking my mk1 hoodoo. Awesome bike.
What year?
Awesome for voodoo cant wait for the next video
Voodoo Bizango or the Vitus Nucleus 29 vr?
No calibre line 10?!
I want a 27.5 plus, I'm 5'9 32 inseem, I can't get these in the states, wanted one for years, I like voodoo.
the wazoo 27.5+ is available in the states
How about the vitus 275 vrx?
Hi there, hope all is well. I was just wondering, How come the pinnacle Kpaur 3 didn't make the list ( 625 pound ).??? It had Rockshox recon forks, tumbles ready setup, lighter weight etc.
...hey is Nishiki a bad/good choice for cheaper version with good movement??🤔(that was my first MB) I like to pick up my bike over some terrain...
Love the bike, can't get it in USA :(
Chainreaction is currently shipping to the usa for 50$, all duties handled by them. Voodoo isn't there but vitus is www.chainreactioncycles.com/us/en/vitus-nucleus-275-vrx-mountain-bike-2019/rp-prod173156
next year you should do a vitus nucleus 27 vrs
That bike has a shit fork on it
I got this bike in 2018 it not most posh etc but best ride had i swap gearing to xt like it better and few bits now . Headset and bb wasn't great . Fork still going . It roll well too has 29er i got 20inch frame im about 6'2
I’m getting one this week 22inc frame tho I’m 6ft2 hopefully be ok for me as I don’t feeling a lot hire than the handlebars When riding and sitting down
How’s yours
@@topboy8384 i would say get a 20 inch for your size im about 6'2 6'3 size and my seatpost only out half if that . My innerside leg about 32.
@@topboy8384 as its a 29er its a big bike and a trail bike setup its tall and long frame .
What is the bottom bracket measurement if you know?
Is this a good bike for a beginner, 5"11 18 stone adult?
Awesom color! I wish the Vitus had better colorways...
Having bought this bike the only real complaint is getting the front wheel back on quickly. Definitely a trick to doing it.
Is it tapered head tube or straight? I seem to bust forks quite a lot, and the older straight ones are becoming increasingly rare. They're all tapered now.
It's a 44mm head tube, so you can upgrade to a tapered steerer if you run an external bottom cup.
Hi is the carbon version worth the extra bit of money and same level of performance or better. Hope you can help as looking to buy one :)
Hi Todd, hopefully thism review will answer your question: www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/hardtail/voodoo-bizango-carbon
One thing I do not like is the head angle. At 68degree that is not slack enough. It should be less. Maybe 66. I would buy it if it had slacker head angle.
Superstar slackeriser, 2 degrees, £50...
Why no Vitus Nucleus VRX at this price point gents?
The voodoo is better
@@shrimpfriedrice494 no chance. It's to give the others a chance as vitus wipes the floor with the others and already won the 500 cat. Check mine on my channel if you wish
@@senditandsee6684 exactly dude, they also one the 1k cat 2 year running also. The bang for buck and frames are amazing.
Exactly....I just bought a vrx and it would mop up that voodoo
Well for one the Vitus has the same Suntour Raidon 120mm Forks as the Voodoo and when you price up all the key components such as Brakes, Drivetrain etc the £700 Vitus has parts that are £30 cheaper than the Voodoo even though there’s a £50 price difference, so you might as well save 50 quid and get a bike with more expensive parts on it which the Voodoo has.
Did you review the voodoo hoodoo
Is this worth £250 more than the Calibre Two Cubed?? Which would you go for?
Yes, it's got quite a few improvements over the Calibre.
@@MBRmagazine Thanks! 👍👍
I'm torn between the vitus nucleus and the bazango, but it looks like they've cut corners on the unbranded wheels on the bazango, may be they're just as good as the WTB wheels on the nucleus, any recommendations anyone, nice video👍
If I was you mate I’d go for the Voodoo, they’re using Maxxis Ardent tires, and both bikes use the Suntour Raidon 120mm forks. You’ll get more for your money with the Voodoo as the individual price points for the other components such as the Drivetrain, brakes etc are more expensive on the Voodoo which is the cheaper bike. So you’ll pay less for more. Best thing to do is try and get a test ride of both bikes and make a decision from there.
@@JamesLoudMouth19981 only thing puts me off is the colour dude
how do I get one in Canada :(
Are resistance band weights accurate?
Great video guys thanks
Is there any website that has it in stock
What’s the gearing front and back ?
Does it have a tapered head tube
What’s better a voodoo Bizango or vrx? Planning on buying one or the other and could really use some advice
If you haven’t picked one already I’d advise you to get the Voodoo mate. Both bikes use the Suntour Raidon forks and when you price up all the other parts of both bikes the Voodoo has the more expensive spec but it’s the cheaper bike by £50. So you might as well spend less for more.
I recon you should go for a vitus nucleas vrs on wiggle its 650
Ragley mmmbop best hardtail of 2019
Boost 141 QR? Good luck finding parts for that specially QR hubs and skewers...
Liam Matthew hope makes compatible hubs
@@florianlonsain3980 I know they have DT Swiss also have it but hard to find. specially the a new QR skewers.
@@jhizon3103 To be fair, on polish ebay like biggest e-shop, choice of boost wheels and hubs, bbs, and cranksets is still limited. Still a lot of classic 135/100 QR, lots of square taper bbs. And I'm not saying we're terribly behind, normal e-stores have all the new stuff pretty much, only some brands and butique makers are missing, but that's what most present on auction site and in most street shops. So I'm not surprised at all that boost QR isn't very popular yet. Especially as it's cheap end of the market, it has to "wait" till all the old reheated sausage frames will get sold. And there's tons of them, they only need a fresh paint scheme ;-)
Super simple. I bought hope pro 4 hubs and converted to qr. You can even go high end with Industry 9 if you like.
Luckily my bike has replacement dropouts. I can actually convert to full boost 148 though.
@@jhizon3103 i got dt swiss tandam qr to fit
This category ain't worth it because the bikes in the 500pound category and this one don't have a lot of difference and most importantly, for beginners, they won't even notice the difference. I'll rather spend 500pound on a bike and the rest on tools, lube, equipment, etc.
@@erikritchie4386 ok boomer
18inch or 20inch for someone 5'11?
Yes
What model coil spring fork is it....
It's air not coil
Why no line 10 this year?
The line 10 is no longer available from all stores, they've stopped making it unfortunately
I have this bike
Quick release?!
Where’s the marine nail 7?
Hi
the BB are trash on these i have seen soo many people complain about theirs going after only a few months
Where's the Marin San Quentin as the entry-level one is 650 and definitely better than all of them
I dunno if I believe that. It has a coil fork, for a start, which they seem to think is one of the more important features.
It is a lot nicer looking though.
Coil fork for that bike is shit imo.
BB is sh*t tho, had to replace mine with external apart from that solid bike!
BOSS X ASSASS1N you must have had to change your crankset as well?
@@stewbright4614 yeah mate I got a sram GX ine for about 85
BOSS X ASSASS1N take it you went for a GXP BB, just trying to figure out which ones to change to because my BB is fucked
Sorry, what is BB?
Marin Nail Trail 6. Chain reaction sale £660. Wipes the floor with the lot.
I guess they didn’t include vitus so vitus wouldn’t win it again lol
I am never pay even 500 pounds for that shit.
Exactly
I wouldn’t buy any bike from a car shop that sells bikes on the side. Get down to your local bike shop & support them
Only Dr's can afford to buy from bike shops the rest of us would never own a MTB if places like this and Sales Direct Brands did not exist!
Kasey Burlingham do you work for Halfords or something ?
@@beardedvikingmtber If I'm being honest I buy mostly used bikes my main bike is a 2010 Santa Cruz Nomad that I bought for $750 (about 600 pounds and I destroy 29ers on it) but It takes a lot for most people to save up enough to buy a $750 bike. Specialized, Trek, Santa Cruz and other major manufacturers sell parts with super high mark ups because they know rich people don't think before purchasing. Head sets for $200, why because a couple bearings and metal cups are that complicated? Grips for $100, Pedals for $150 brake bleed $50 per brake, bike shops are a huge rip off!
IMHO voodoo is not worth it (or any of the bikes of that category)... better get a max 550 price bike or a 1K bike on sale for about 800-900... the extra money is money you will have to pay anyway for upgrades or fixing broken parts on the up to 750 category
Can I just say I went to Halford with 500 quid in my pocket
I rode every bike that was set up and looked good
even plastic bikes which were laughed at when I was a boy
What's that you say ?? ....
oh they call them Kevler carbon these days sounds like the old plastic bikes ..... anyhow
Honestly!!!!
I choose a £99 .99p bike!!
WHAT!!!!
WHAT!!!
... no price tag on it ...
I knew it looked cheaper than the bikes I rode before
...but I tell you what that bike is magnificent The ride quality is the same today as when i bought her .... its the best bike I've ever had ....Yes it was really good! !!
It was the same when I met my wife that's another story
...... any how
Thing is money does speak volumes yes ....if you want to spend it wisely
....but ... I think there's bikes defiantly in the price range I was in that felt like garbage
I mean really bad!!!
.... They seemed set up ok all of them but the ride quality was not nice and was awful if I'm honest .. nothing felt right on most of them ...
any how my point is this....
when choosing a bike don't look at the tagger just ride it ....
If it turns out it's in your price range then that's the one if not ..
..ahhh to dream ...
Thing about the Bazingo is that it is head and shoulders above all else ...In ALL REVIEWS ....its a loved bike .... when I have 700 pounds to spare I'm off to Halfords
....thing is what do I tell my current bike ???!!. Ahhhrrr........ its a dilemma I love her so much ...... I'm talking about my actual bike !!° # don't be dirty Tony !!!
The Cullenator currently on sale for 550!
The 1x thing is bullshit makes the bike too slow
PS4 Custom Gamer it,s trend and the muppets lap it up. A friend thinks 64 degree head angle is the way to go for enduro trail riding. Yet Steve Pete would still be better and faster on a 68degree. Than any of us. He still don’t get the point. It’s the rider. Lol
It's bloody ugly that top tube looks ridiculous
First comment btw
The vitus nucleus VRX would have easily won this. But you gotta give the others a chance. As the vitus already won the 500 cat. Check my vrx in my channel if you wish
BB is sh*t tho, had to replace mine with external apart from that solid bike!
Amen to this. Had the same problem. Which BB did you replace it with? Thanks.
@@thewades84 I replaced with a shimmano gx on sale for 85 with a Gxp bb, and no problems so far.
Thanks that's good to know there are other options when this thing goes.
@@thewades84 sram gx* 🤣🤦♂️
What size BB did you fit? Says on specs it’s 63mm but can’t find that size