Saturday, February 4, 2012
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Paradox V2
The tried and tested Banshee Paradox is seeing some significant updates and improvements for 2012 with the release of the Paradox V2 to further improve the ride.Have a look at this info sheet for a quick run through the main changes.
ParadoxV2PR110928
Most of the geometry remains the same, with the 16.9" chainstays for a fun lively feel, and low BB for superior cornering control. The head angle has been made slightly slacker for better high speed stability and confidence on steep descents, and combined with a new tapered head tube for greater fork compatibility.
Increased tire clearance at the chainstay is achieved by a new 1 piece forging which increased tire clearance at this location, improves lateral frame stiffness, and also allows for greater vertical compliance for vibration absorption when combined with the shock stop chainstay.
The high direct mount front derailleur improves derailleur tire clearance. The ISCG 05 mounts allow you to run any chainguide combo you wish. The 30.9mm seat post is compatible with all popular adjustable seat posts, and there are cable guides under the top tube for a seat post remote lever.
The new tapered head tube has a 1 1/8" zero stack top interface (44.0mm) and 1.5" traditional bottom interface (49.6mm) to make the frame compatible with all straight and tapered fork steerers. The zero stack top cup also allows the rider to lower the handle bar height further if desired regardless of what fork steerer is being used.
The Paradox V2 is a no nonsense 29er hardtail that is designed to put a massive grin on your face. If you don't believe me, then try and get a test ride to see just what this frame is capable of!
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Paradox,
Paradox V2
Monday, July 4, 2011
Banshee Rune, Rampant, and Spitfire info
Although this is PDF is specifically for the Rune, the information is identical for Spitfire and rampant also since the pivots are the same and require same maintenance and care.
Banshee Rune info
Banshee Rune info
Friday, June 24, 2011
Mike Montgomery - Alpinestars athelete!
(He also rides for Banshee Bikes!!! haha)
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Amp,
Mike Montgomery
Thursday, June 23, 2011
New Banshee Dealer in Whistler - Summit Sports
I'm very happy to say, that my favourite Whistler bike shop Summit Sports has just become an official Banshee dealer, and even have some Banshee rental bikes for you to try out either in the bike park, or on the amazing local all mountain trails. So if you're in town, go and check them out, they are the best Whistler bike shop (in my personal opinion), have friendly knowledgeable staff, and really near the gondola!

Also, if you are looking for a new hanger or something, they have spares for all our bikes, so it is nice for you guys to know where to go if you need anything.
Also, if you are looking for a new hanger or something, they have spares for all our bikes, so it is nice for you guys to know where to go if you need anything.
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Summit Sports,
Whistler
The 17th Asian Mountainbike Championships, 2011, in Suzhou
Team Fakawi Banshee rider Adam putting the Legend mkII through its paces at the 2011 (UCI) Asian Continental MTB (DH) Championships at Suzhou, China.
Race results: CyclingNews.com
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ACC,
Asian Continental Championships,
DH,
Fakawi,
Legend MkII,
malaysia,
Suzhou,
UCI
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Freakin Bike Checks!
Push Pedal Crank
Hey Banshee lovers, not the norm for us but still an grand journey. I am currently on the most epic adventure of my life so far right now, following the Tour Divide as riders go from Banff Canada to Mexico. If you look closely you might even see a spy shot of a Banshee Bike. Enjoy!
Push Pedal Crank
Devon Balet
Push Pedal Crank
Devon Balet
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Lorien from Sooke Mountain Cycle hits the trails
Lorien Arnold from Sooke Mountain Cycle putting his Legend through its paces at Broom Hill on Vancouver Island, BC.
Labels:
Legend MkII,
Sooke
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