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Wheel Wars: 26" vs 27.5" vs 29" Shootout In March Issue
Posted Date: 2/5/2012
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The March 2012 issue of Mountain Bike Action pits three Jamis hardtails against each other. The difference? The wheel sizes. Check back soon to watch the bikes in action. You can pick up the March issue on the newsstands soon or click here to start a subscription or call us at (800) 767-0345.




The March issue with the shootout goes on sale February 2nd, but if you subscribe, it will show up in your mailbox before that (unless you are stationed in Antarctica).


Three wheel sizes go knob-to-knob; 26-inch, 27.5-inch and 29-inch. We pick our favorite and give you the reasons why.


Travis Fant works his video magic.


Six wheels, three riders, 30 speeds and one winner.


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