flow drift frame

[volcanoman]

Hey y'all, just wondering if anyone has ridden or owned a flow drift? I searched all over the site and couldnt find a review or anything similiar.
All I know is that theyre cheap ($595) and relatively light (5.9 pounds), so if anyone could tell me what the bike rides like (easy to lift, stable, responsive, easy to throw around?) that would be much appreciated.

 

[maxwolfie]

Have you tried mtbr.com?

 

[volcanoman]

Yeah just did then.. still got nothing. Thanks for your help though

 

[kjf]

just had quick search on google.
found this http://www.simplythebike.co.uk/product_reviews_info.php?products_id=2278&reviews_id=69
It isn't very detailed thought.
Hope it helps..a bit.

 

[leitch]

i owned a flow frame. not a drift, an older model moe. mine was much heavier than the new ones, but regardless of weight it was a great bike to ride. very responsive, nice and stable in the air and easy to throw around. only complaint was that the chainstays were pretty long.

the new ones are very light for a cromo frame, and the drift looks like a great frame.

 

[gone.ridin]

Hey y'all, just wondering if anyone has ridden or owned a flow drift? I searched all over the site and couldnt find a review or anything similiar.
All I know is that theyre cheap ($595) and relatively light (5.9 pounds), so if anyone could tell me what the bike rides like (easy to lift, stable, responsive, easy to throw around?) that would be much appreciated.

like this?
just finished it today.
It roicks!

 

[ratdog]

Nice, but I'm not a fan of the tyres.

 

[volcanoman]

thanks leitch and karl for your input, it helped a lot.
haha yeh exactly like that gone.ridin- you will have to tell me what it rides like when you take it for a spin.

 

[gone.ridin]

Nice, but I'm not a fan of the tyres.

Yeah, I know, but you use what you can get your hands on. Good 24 inch tyres can be difficult to get