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Mongoose 2010 Boot'R Team

$4,000.00 Released January, 2009

The Pros:Versatile and reliable - suspension is built to handle most terrain types, both uphill and down. Very quiet for a mountain bike - maintains smooth operation at high speeds and through rough, uneven terrain. Maintenance is easy and quickly accomplished - pivot components are simple to remove and additional help is available on the Mongoose website.

The Cons:Easily confused with entry-level Mongoose Boot'R models available at Zellers and Wal-Mart - may cause frustration/embarrassment amongst riders.

The 2010 Boot'R Team is a performance full-suspension mountain bike from Mongoose's 2010 lineup and is an upgrade to the Boot'R. The bike is designed for trail and off-road biking and racing with a Mongoose FreeDrive DH frame.

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It features a Rock Shox Boxxer Team fork and a Rock Shox Vivid 5.1 rear shock for impact absorption. The 2010 Boot'R Team includes a drivetrain made with SRAM parts and has an Avid Elixir CR braking system for better braking performance. It also offers Sun MTX-31 rims, Kenda Excavator tires, and Formula hubs. The bike has a suggested retail price of $4000.

Features/Specs

Frame: New Mongoose FreeDrive DH 210mm travel and 150mm Maxle drops
Fork: Rock Shox Boxxer Team, 203 mm travel high/low speed compression, rebound and preload adjust, 20 mm thru axle
Rear Shock: Rock Shox Vivid 5.1 beginning and ending stroke rebound and preload adjust, 241x76 mm w/ 19x8 mm hardware
Crankset/Chainwheel: Truvativ Holzefeller OCT 1.1 hollow forged arms 36T ring
Bottom Bracket: Truvativ Howitzer TM (83 mm shell)
Pedals: FUNN Sol Jam Viper
Front Derailleur: N/A
Rear Derailleur: SRAM X.O short cage
Shifters: SRAM X.0 trigger 9 speed
CDG Set: SRAM PG-950 Cassette 11-26
Chain: KMC X9 w/ Missing Link connector
Rims: SUN MTX-31 32 hole
Front Hub: Formula sealed bearing 20mm thru axle
Rear Hub: Formula sealed bearing 150x12 thru axle cassette
Spokes: DT Champion 14G stainless
Tires: Kenda Excavator DH w/ Stick-E rubber 26X2.5
Front Brake: Avid Elixir CR , 203 mm front rotor / 185 mm rear rotor
Rear Brake: Avid Elixir CR , 203 mm front rotor / 185 mm rear rotor
Brake Levers: Avid Elixir CR
Handlebar: Funn Full Bore triple butted AL7075 riser, 25.4x50x710 mm
Stem: FUNN RSX 25.4x45 mm direct attach for Boxxer, CNC alloy
Headset: FSA Orbit Z 1.5 Flush Fit, reduces 1.5 head tube to 1 1/8" fork
Grips: Mongoose Lock on
Saddle: Custom Mongoose SDG Bel Air I-Beam
Seat Post: SDG I-Beam 2014 alloy, 31.6x250
Seat Clamp: Alloy w/ QR
Extras: E.13 LG1alloy back plate ISCG05 chainguide w/ Taco bash guard, Rock Shox Maxle

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Versatile and reliable - suspension is built to handle most terrain types, both uphill and down
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Very quiet for a mountain bike - maintains smooth operation at high speeds and through rough, uneven terrain
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Maintenance is easy and quickly accomplished - pivot components are simple to remove and additional help is available on the Mongoose website
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Requires minimal adjustment/upgrading - stock parts (brakes, fork/shock, etc.) are amongst the best-available components on the market
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Fairly lightweight considering class and components - 41lb. mass is considerably lower than competitors from Trek and Giant
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Pedalling is highly efficient - provides considerable advantage over models prone to pedal "bobbing" issues