parkeredwards
10-17-05, 07:07 PM
i was wondering what is a good frame for a trailbike can be hardtail or Full suspension?
Mountain Biking - Frames
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zx108
10-17-05, 08:06 PM
well, i like full sus.(soft tails are those bikes that have a little shock in the back, i dont know how much travel.)
what are you looking to spend?
what are you looking to spend?
parkeredwards
10-18-05, 05:42 PM
well, i like full sus.(soft tails are those bikes that have a little shock in the back, i dont know how much travel.)
what are you looking to spend?
Any amount!
what are you looking to spend?
Any amount!
zx108
10-18-05, 05:56 PM
ooh, i would have to say the specialized sx trail
gastro? what do you think?
gastro? what do you think?
drumbum
10-18-05, 07:41 PM
Any amount!
You do need to give us some idea of price. I can suggest for you a $4000 F.S. frame or a $500 quality hardtail.
You do need to give us some idea of price. I can suggest for you a $4000 F.S. frame or a $500 quality hardtail.
The Knave
10-18-05, 08:08 PM
Any amount!
http://www.nicolai.net/ Nucleon TFR maybe? Hehe.
Oh and this http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/mtn10.html
Starting say with $13,000.
There might be something less exotic out there...but who cares. :D
http://www.nicolai.net/ Nucleon TFR maybe? Hehe.
Oh and this http://www.avalanchedownhillracing.com/mtn10.html
Starting say with $13,000.
There might be something less exotic out there...but who cares. :D
Raiyn
10-19-05, 02:50 AM
i was wondering what is a good frame for a trailbike can be hardtail or Full suspension?
For a newbie like yourself? A hardtail. You need to learn skills that only a hardtail can teach you. If you start out on a FS you'll never learn how ride a trail correctly. Instead you'll rely on the bike to compensate for fundamental flaws in your technique.
For a newbie like yourself? A hardtail. You need to learn skills that only a hardtail can teach you. If you start out on a FS you'll never learn how ride a trail correctly. Instead you'll rely on the bike to compensate for fundamental flaws in your technique.