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MainMountain Biking

Here’s Skookum!

By RL Policar
October 12, 2011 2 Min Read
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As I mentioned a few days ago, Torker Bicycles sent over the new Skookum for us to review. After assembling it, I was ready to take it out on its maiden voyage at the wold famous Fullerton Loop.

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• Lightweight alloy frame in 4 sizes.
• Suntour XCT 80mm travel fork.
• SRAM/SR Suntour 24 speed drivetrain.
• Reliable mechanical disc brakes.
• Low profile knobby tires-excellent for traction in all conditions.
MSRP:$529.99

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Surprisingly the Promax disc brakes worked pretty well. Once the pads got a good burn in, the bike could stop on a dime
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24speed SRAM drive train was spot on when it came to shifting. By the way, those aren’t the pedals you get with the bike, those are mine. You’ll get a standard platform set of pedals.
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The geometry was pretty comfortable, it felt just right for my body at 5’7″.
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I’ll be reviewing the Torker Skookum in the next few weeks so make sure you check back on the full review.

Related posts:

  1. Torker Skookum-Received
  2. Torker Skookum Review
  3. Sea Otter 2009: Rocky Mountain’s New 29ers
  4. How to make your own bicycle themed wall clock.

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