Premier hardtails (2010)

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[OldFisher]

I see you are getting them in now Steve ( http://www.realcycles.com/products.php?plid=m1b0s2p0 )

Nice one.

[steveb]

Ya, but there is more to it than that ;-)

I'm going to do a full article about the new Premier range soon, keep your eyes peeled.

[tank_rider]

Interesting to see that the fork travel increases with the frame size.  Never seen that before!  I guess it's to keep the bars at a similar ratio to the saddle.

[OldFisher]

Ya, but there is more to it than that ;-)

I'm going to do a full article about the new Premier range soon, keep your eyes peeled.

I look forward to reading that mate. Your overview of my current bike when I first joined this site helped me with my decision in buying it. Very good purchase it has been too.

[chrissturch]

Interesting to see that the fork travel increases with the frame size.  Never seen that before!  I guess it's to keep the bars at a similar ratio to the saddle.

The Combi's did it as well. I suppose its because they can't keep the geometry on the tiny frame with a 100mm fork as the A2C is too long. Its a good idea.

[steveb]

Ya, commie have been doing it for years, makes a lot of sense. Still don't think many others do it.

Commie also the only ones I know of who use different profile tubes depending on the size, which also makes a lot of sense, but increases production costs so most don't do it.

[dskarindra]

Hi,

Hows the full review of the Premier model ?

i bought one actually, still cant find any review on the net about this model.