Stack height is actually more generous on the SCOR, which is (one reason) why I'm looking at this bike ... perhaps it's the extended reach that made it feel lower 'cause it stretches you out more so.
It was a shorter chainstay. It was fairly easy to get the bike into a manual. It would have been easier if I would have sized down. The reach in this size was a little long for my taste. Shot with the Hero 7 and Karma gimbal!
Yes checked the geo after I wrote and found out that it has really short chainstays. I can imagine that it feels a bit long with that size and that long reach etc. Super nice feel in your videos. So the stabilization comes from the gimbal and not the camera? Is that why you can use that long shutter time and still get good stabilization?
I need to ride one of these one day because the reach makes no sense to me. This is a large with 497 reach, my YT Izzo XL frame is 480 and feels big enough for me at 6'3".
I think the conditions were a bit wetter with he Scor. Outside of that I'd say both bikes felt as efficient as one another climbing. The Scor had a way longer reach and therefore the 429 did feel a bit more agile.
Every time a reviewer rides a shorter wheelbase and conservative HTA angle, they have FUN. Mtb has gone to a big balls bro culture. I admire those guys, and hate those guys. My 67 HTA on my 2013 Stumpy is plenty stable and nimble, poppy, and great at trials-oriented trail, where I live. Big LLS bikes are not what most need. This channel has good riding but licks the balls of the bike industry. Once, say a bike sucks.
@@Mental707 Bike prices to support all the crazy R&D is out of control. More people are racing and going to parks, but most are still rec riders riding greens and blues. I like to ride what is proven and reliable. Been burned before a few times on proprietary stuff that was the next big thing. More $, more problems.
This bike was such a rocketship! 🔥
It shouldn’t be aloud to ride that fast and talking so calmly ❤
My thoughts exactly😅
What a great video! Really enjoyed the riding footage and the commentary on the bike
I'm with you on the highrise Diety bars. I have them on my Following and they make a world of difference.
Another sick review, thanks for the amazing vids!
Frame looks so nice. You’re definitely huffin and puffin more. Shorter travel def beating you up more in a fun way. Looks like def more trail feel.
Great review, sick trail
Love watching you ride. Ibis HD6 please
Is there any chance of a Commencal meta tr 29 review in the near future.supr video as usual greetings
Stack height is actually more generous on the SCOR, which is (one reason) why I'm looking at this bike ... perhaps it's the extended reach that made it feel lower 'cause it stretches you out more so.
How do you compare this to the trail 429 that you reviewed couple months ago.
Looks like a fun bike. How was it to get up on the back wheel for manual and bunnyhop?
What camera are you using?
It was a shorter chainstay. It was fairly easy to get the bike into a manual. It would have been easier if I would have sized down. The reach in this size was a little long for my taste. Shot with the Hero 7 and Karma gimbal!
Yes checked the geo after I wrote and found out that it has really short chainstays. I can imagine that it feels a bit long with that size and that long reach etc.
Super nice feel in your videos. So the stabilization comes from the gimbal and not the camera? Is that why you can use that long shutter time and still get good stabilization?
Seems pretty similar to the regular Stumpy
Ya'll have the reach wrong in the description of this video and in the article.
Who's the rider?
497 mm is huge for a Large size, how tall are you?
I need to ride one of these one day because the reach makes no sense to me. This is a large with 497 reach, my YT Izzo XL frame is 480 and feels big enough for me at 6'3".
It's a quite bike 🙂
Do you find the Trail 429 Enduro more capable and efficient?
I think the conditions were a bit wetter with he Scor. Outside of that I'd say both bikes felt as efficient as one another climbing. The Scor had a way longer reach and therefore the 429 did feel a bit more agile.
@@SpencerAstraPOV any other thoughts on descending differences, or were they pretty similar suspension wise?
No regerts!
Every time a reviewer rides a shorter wheelbase and conservative HTA angle, they have FUN. Mtb has gone to a big balls bro culture. I admire those guys, and hate those guys. My 67 HTA on my 2013 Stumpy is plenty stable and nimble, poppy, and great at trials-oriented trail, where I live. Big LLS bikes are not what most need. This channel has good riding but licks the balls of the bike industry. Once, say a bike sucks.
i agree, but on the other hand, all bikes are pretty good these days..
@@Mental707 Bike prices to support all the crazy R&D is out of control. More people are racing and going to parks, but most are still rec riders riding greens and blues. I like to ride what is proven and reliable. Been burned before a few times on proprietary stuff that was the next big thing. More $, more problems.