Mountain Biking - Moots

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Dirtgrinder
12-02-01, 11:08 PM
You all might already have checked out Moots components before, but I just went to their site for the first time. I know it's titanium but Holy Moly!
$229.00 for a stem! :eek:


fubar5
12-03-01, 06:28 AM
Originally posted by Dirtgrinder
You all might already have checked out Moots components before, but I just went to their site for the first time. I know it's titanium but Holy Moly!
$229.00 for a stem! :eek:


Holy moly, HA HA!! I haven't heard that one lately..I like it though. 229 is a little on the expensive side huh???

a2psyklnut
12-03-01, 06:55 AM
Yeah, if you've got the money and you want one of finest made titanium bike around, Moots is your bike. I've seen 4 year old bikes sell for over $3,000, just because they're Moots, CRAZY!


Joe Gardner
12-03-01, 10:42 AM
I think if i was ever to purchase anything moots, it would hang on my wall as a piece of art :)

Diligum
12-03-01, 11:43 AM
I know plenty of people who wouldn't spend $229 on a bike, nevermind a stem. I don't understand how getting a high priced stem, seatpost, or handlebar could help you that much unless you're racing and need them to be titanium.

a2psyklnut
12-03-01, 12:02 PM
Dilligum, you're missing the point of a $229.00 stem and Moots in general. You don't "NEED" one, you just "WANT" one, or can "AFFORD" one and you want everyone to know it.

Kinda like a Porsche. Do you really "NEED" a car like that? No, but I know I want one.

L8R G8R

Diligum
12-03-01, 12:29 PM
Hmm....I get your point...but a porche would handle really nicely on a twisty road at high speeds and so the performance is what you pay for. These moot bikes may be the same I guess, but it seems like it's mostly just hype...anyone have a web address where I could get a peek at their merchandise?

fubar5
12-03-01, 05:38 PM
Originally posted by Diligum
Hmm....I get your point...but a porche would handle really nicely on a twisty road at high speeds and so the performance is what you pay for. These moot bikes may be the same I guess, but it seems like it's mostly just hype...anyone have a web address where I could get a peek at their merchandise?



www.moots.com