Mountain Bikes
Diamondbacks Womens Lustre 1 is a great machine for exploring new trails enjoying bike paths and getting around town. Youll love its nimble-handling step-through steel frame and the hill-flattening 21-speed drivetrain. Plus the suspension fork soaks up bumps so youll float over the rough stuff. And the upright riding position and the soft womens seat offer total comfort on every ride.
Thanks to its strong light aluminum frame Diamondbacks Response Comp is ready to take on anything! Its 120mm-travel RockShox Tora fork Avid mechanical-disc brakes and grippy Kenda tires ensure smooth rolling total control and excellent traction on even treacherous trails. Plus the precision-shifting 27-speed SRAM drivetrain has all the right gears for flying up and down the hills.
Diamondbacks Response Sport is a value-packed off-road-ready rig. Its lightweight aluminum frame and 120mm-travel Spinner suspension fork make riding rough terrain easy and comfortable. The 24-speed SRAM drivetrain shifts like a dream and the Hayes disc brakes deliver safe secure stopping power in all weather and trail conditions.
Built up using the same revolutionary 6” all-mountain frame found on its two brothers, the Mission 1 is also an amazing bike. Sure, there was more of an emphasis put on making the Mission 1 available at a more affordable price, but don’t let that concern you. With components from Fox, Truvativ, SRAM, Sun, Hayes, Easton, and WTB; the Mission 1 is also a great time waiting to happen.
Twentynineinches.com’s Guitar Ted summed up the 2008 Overdrive Pro by stating that, “The Overdrive Pro gets my thumbs up as a worthy hardtail 29″ trail rig.” About the bike’s components, he reported that “All throughout the test period, the Overdrive Pro’s components shined. I was pleasantly surprised at the amount of abuse and adverse conditions they could handle.” Few bikes even come close to being comparable to the original 29er. Upgrades from the Overdrive include a Rock Shox Reba SL dual air fork, Truvativ 5D crank set with a sealed cartridge bearing Power Spline bottom bracket, a nicer rear derailleur, and Avid BB5 mechanical disc brakes