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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a 1 year review of my current bike the Polygon Siskiu D7SE. This video is not sponsored by Polygon or Bikes Online and is fully independent. This is my first review so go easy on me!
Please see the BIkes Online or Polygon Info pages for more info.
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The footage was shot on a GoPro Hero 3 and my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.
The program used with OpenShot Video Editor.
After finalising the video I realised I neglected to mention a few things about the bike.
1 - No downtube or seatstay protection included with the bike, you can see my DIY frame protection in the footage.
2 - Shimano MT201 is a 2 piston brake.
3 - The 11 speed cassette had a bit of play on the stock wheels. This was fixed with the wheel upgrade. It never affected shifting performance.
4 - I think the D7SE has the best paint job out of all the alternatives mentioned
5- The size M in 29er comes with a 170mm dropper now!
Thank you for an honest and decent review.
I like it
Great review! What is your weight and what pressures do you run on fork and shock ?
As mentioned, the weight is about 13.9kg after wheel and tyre change. 14.7kg out of the box.
Pressure is just an arbitrary number and varies based on rider weight, rider style and suspension model. Probably other factors like bike weight, wheel and tyre weight and more as well. The PSI I use probably wont work for you unless you have exactly the same bike model, parts and size as me, weigh the same as me and ride the same as me. Sag is the more important indicator of suspension settings as it is independent of the above factors.
As mentioned, I run ~ 17% sag front (100psi for me) and 25% sag rear (about 220psi for me). It seems to work well with the suspension and linkage.
Is your tires stuck to the rim?
I'm not too sure what you mean but my tyres are as stuck to my rims as any other mountain bike. They are held on by air pressure and their bead hooks onto the rim.