Mountain Biking - Bought a new bike

i just baught a bike today that i wanna do up to make it better i got an apollo guru for £30 excelent condition im not sure what to get for it ive made a short list of things im interested in any advice would be greatly appreciated

PEDALS http://www.stifsport.com/gear/select_options.asp?productid=481 £40.99
HANDLEBARS http://www.stifsport.com/gear/select_options.asp?productid=2173 £69.99
STEM http://www.stifsport.com/gear/select_options.asp?productid=1654 £64.99
SEAT POST http://www.stifsport.com/gear/select_options.asp?productid=3285 £27.99

also there is very little information about the bikes specs on the internet all ive seen is some complaints about the forks so i will be looking to buy new forks aswell does anyone know what forks would fit this bike im waiting on the bike being picked up as its in edinburgh just now but when i get it i will upload sum pics cheers again

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you got an xc post, platform pedals, pretty high riser bars, and a beefy stem.

that is an odd combo, what type of riding you doing.

Funky looking stem, but does it really matter to have an XC seatpost? I can't really imagine ever bending or breaking one. (I also ride with my seat slammed so it never gets use anyway)

you got an xc post, platform pedals, pretty high riser bars, and a beefy stem.
that is an odd combo, what type of riding you doing.
I just want the bike for everyday riding, but also for things like going down sets of stairs and cycling fast through the woods near my house that has winding paths and small jumps, I dont know much about bikes so im just lookin for parts that look good but it needs to be able to take abuse.

ok il post a medly of stuff for you.

stem - http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=119&subcategory=1186&brand=&sku=11011&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=

pedals - i think those shimanos are pretty nice.

post - thomson no doubt. these are the more expensive of the two that they make http://www.bikeworld.com/components/catalog/product.html?pid=1068&cat=235

bars - the ones you picked were nice, here is another alterative. http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=92&subcategory=1049&brand=&sku=14089&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=

Does anyone know what an Apollo Guru is ? Their website does not include that model. What year is it?

I wouldn't put much extra money into bike that costs 30 pounds (or USD 54) .

Putting 204 pounds (365 usd) worth of equipment on a bike that costs 30 doesn't seem to make much sense to me. Then again, I am an ignorant snob.

How much does a base Hardrock go for accross the pond?

Does anyone know what an Apollo Guru is ? Their website does not include that model. What year is it?

I wouldn't put much extra money into bike that costs 30 pounds (or USD 54) .

Putting 204 pounds (365 usd) worth of equipment on a bike that costs 30 doesn't seem to make much sense to me.

I got the bike from my grans neighbour whos son had moved out and didnt want it, im pretty sure she has no ideas on prices for things as i got an xbox for £30 aswell but she was gunna sell it for 40 but because my gran is her neighbour i got it for 30, the only price ive seen online is £350 or somthing the guru is basicly a full sus bike, v-brakes, 21 speed it all looks pretty standard and thanks to zx108, ive had a look at the links im prob gunna stick with the stem i was looking at as i like the style of it but the post and the bars are nice.

How much does a base Hardrock go for accross the pond?

if your talking about a specialized hardrock its about £250