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Uploaded by on Nov 18, 2008

Dirt Rag Eastern Woods Research EWB Bikes OWB 29er mountain bike test ride.

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  • What is 29er? Does it just mean like 29" (inch)??

  • OWB 29er is the model name.

  • What was your overall opinion of the 29er after the test ride? Curious to know since I am considering buying one.

  • @RavensHalo you can read my review here on the Dirt Rag website, just search for EWR OWB.

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  • @J0N3ZY95 29er means 29 inch front wheel

  • Actually "29 inch" is a marketing therm that refers to a wheel diameter 622mm (or 700C).

  • From riding both 26 and 29 inch wheels I can say the following things:

    1.) the 29er wheel allows you to roll over larger objects that are higher off the ground. This refers to the 'angle of attack'.

    2.) the feel of a hard tail (HT) 29er frame is almost the same I feel on a Full suspension.

    3.) A 26in wheel does accelerate faster, however the 29in wheel keeps more momentum. As Badixon86 said 29 is better for technical terrain but once up to speed, has an advantage.

  • A 29er has a wheel diameter of 29 inches instead of the stranded 26 inch wheels. 26 is faster on flat terrain while 29 is better suited for technical terrain.

  • sweet

  • Mad skilz, yo!

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