I rode the Chainsaw set up "enduro" with 170mm front and rear and mixed wheels which is slightly different than they sell it "Enduro". Overall, I think the Nomad is a great park bike. The Devinci has a slight edge on the straight line and chunky stuff, other than that it also has a bit more flexibility as far as increasing the rear wheel travel. Both bikes love hitting jumps and the mixed wheel setup is very composed on steep rocks and loamers. The Nomad is a bit more well round outside the park as well.
Cranks and drivetrain is definitely the places to downgrade first on a budget. Frame and suspension is the most important. Then wheels according to what you can afford and need. Then brakes find something you will trust. The rest just according to your budget.
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A budget build that makes you feel good on the bike is honestly what biking is about
agreed!
Budget?!
_looking at my 2017 Aurum_
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Awesome bike
Thanks!
Bike is class 👌🏽. And I’ve pretty much got a miniature version of your dog called Murphy lol
Thanks, bernadoodle?
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I know a lot of people would recommend the nomad as a good park bike too. How would you compare the nomad vs the chainsaw in enduro mode?
I rode the Chainsaw set up "enduro" with 170mm front and rear and mixed wheels which is slightly different than they sell it "Enduro". Overall, I think the Nomad is a great park bike. The Devinci has a slight edge on the straight line and chunky stuff, other than that it also has a bit more flexibility as far as increasing the rear wheel travel. Both bikes love hitting jumps and the mixed wheel setup is very composed on steep rocks and loamers. The Nomad is a bit more well round outside the park as well.
Looks great, I love the slim tubes this chainsaw is sexy...
Agreed, I love the way the top tube flows directly into the seatstay!
how's the saddle? is that dh specific?
I love it! It's not really something for pedaling, but it's great if you accidentally land on it. Deity labels it DJ/ Slopestyle.
Cranks and drivetrain is definitely the places to downgrade first on a budget. Frame and suspension is the most important. Then wheels according to what you can afford and need. Then brakes find something you will trust.
The rest just according to your budget.
Agreed, those Zee cranks were also only like $100 with a chainring and bb 🤯. I’m digging the Ohlins fork!