Mountain Biking - Need frame recomendation

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I'm looking to build my first full suspension bike and would like recommendations on what frame to use. I will be riding mostly cross country and on the road and don't need a whole lot of travel, 80mm max in front.
I really like Trek fuel frames but they are hard to come by on EBAY.
born2bahick
12-04-06, 11:37 AM
THe Jamis Dakar Is a real value, Worth taking a look at! If money isn't too tight look at the Santa cruz, rocky mountain or even Ellsworth
leadheadnc
12-04-06, 11:56 AM
what do you weigh? What size frame?
What does your budget look like?
THe Jamis Dakar Is a real value, Worth taking a look at! If money isn't too tight look at the Santa cruz, rocky mountain or even Ellsworth
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FR406B00-Jamis+Dakar+Sport+Oe+05.aspx
what do you weigh? What size frame?
I'm 6ft, 190 lbs and have 2 hardtails with 19 inch frames. They fit me well and are comfortable to ride.
How much money are you willing to spend? Are you looking at $800 frames or $2,000 frames?
Personally I love both my Turner Nitrous and my Ellsworth Truth and highly recommend either of them. However those may be out of your price range.
How much money are you willing to spend?
I'd be willing to spen about $1000
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FR406B00-Jamis+Dakar+Sport+Oe+05.aspx
wow Jenson has awesome deals compared to PricePoint.:eek:
free_pizza
12-04-06, 05:57 PM
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FR406B00-Jamis+Dakar+Sport+Oe+05.aspx
that looks like a pretty good deal, but man its heavy.
http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/FR402B07-Rocky+Mountain+Element+70+Frame+06.aspx
I have a rocky mountain element, can't say enough about it, and its not overly heavy for the price.
EDIT: just realised that it only came in 15"
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