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21 Jun, 2008
Best racing game ,best graphics, and plays smooth
5 of 6 found this helpful The graphics and realism are awesome. Although its based on the DiRT engine, this game runs way smoother, while maintaining great graphics. It's not just DiRT on tarmac either, they add in new twists and different looks to make it different, so you won't get tired of it right away even if you played the crap outta DiRT. I don
't care for the drift contests, I think they are kinda dumb, but I do like that there is a demolition race. In multiplayer online races, you can see the other cars you are racing and make contact with them, unlike dirt. One problem I noticed is there is not much for sound options, and during racing, I don't get rear surround sound, just stereo and center speakers, but in other parts of the game, all 5.1 channels work ok. Overall, it is definitely worth the money.
Runs super smooth on my computer even at high resolutions. My specs are 3.2 athlon dual core. 2 8800gts 640mb (old version) in SLI. 4 raptors in raid 0. Sometimes Dirt is choppy on this system (no matter what I do with the settings), but Grid always runs smooth.
26 May, 2021
Tame those large jolts a little
I like that this fits in just like a regular seatpost, and looks pretty good, too. I didn't want some large contraption under the seat, and you also wouldn't be able to lower the seat too much if it was bigger. It does not have a lot of suspension travel, but if you consider the rear suspension travel on most bikes, it's not much either. However, it does do the job. I am using it right now at the setting it came at. Was a little on the stiff side at first, but seems to be working smoother the more I use it. It doesn't work miracles, the small bumps feel about the same, as it usually doesn't give on those, but it really takes the sting out of the large bumps. I have it on a mountain bike, that usually sticks to paved bike trails, but the bike trail I usually ride has a lot of buckled asphault spots. After really long rides, those buckled spots start to hurt your butt, but this seatpost really helped with that. If you got a bike with only front suspension, like mine, I would definitely consider something like this. As long as you don't expect it to ride like a cadillac, and are just happy to get some help on those large, sharp bumps, you will like this.
10 Jun, 2020
Look like originals
They fit just like original, including the rings that keep them from scraping against the strut. Seem good, only time will tell how long they last.