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Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Single Tracks podcast.

Last week, Greg and John went out to Moab for Outer Bike,

and we've got a couple of their bike reviews to share today.

Also, a list of 50 must-have items in your mountain bike emergency kit,

and some information about the single tracks forums so

Greg rode the Intense tracer 275c pro and really had a blast on it and this is his review.

Intense cycles Tracer 275C has become the stuff of legends but sometimes unless you get up close

and personal with a legendary figure you'll never know how much of what you've heard is fact and how much is fiction.

With the tracer, despite its legendary status, I found that everything I'd heard fell into the fact category.

There's no need to create any fiction. It's just that good. The tracer sports 27.5 inch wheels, a full carbon frame, and 160 millimeters of travel front and back.

The geometry can be tweaked via a pair of different shock bolting points in the suspension linkage,

but the standard geometry offers a 66.5 degree head tube angle.

I tested the Pro Build, which is one step down from the top tier build kit.

Retailing for $6,500, my test bike was

specced with a Rockshocks Monarch Plus rear shock, a pike fork, SRAM guide brakes, a

SRAM X01 drive train, and DT Swiss E-1700 wheels. I handpicked the tracer as an ideal bike

for a pedal up the high-massa trail in the

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