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01-01-09, 04:33 PM
:( Gota tell ya, I want a LBS level MTB but Mountain Bike'in has become a non-entry for rider like me! I mean there's Cross-County, Downhill, Freeride, etc., when I got my first MTB back in 1985 we did "ALL" those thing, heck I even did some AM NORBA MTB Racing on my Mountain bike! Still whatever bike I own has to "do it all", commute, off-road, on road, trailer hauler, I can't have or afford a MTB for every type of riding, it's NUTS!:rolleyes: So when I get my LBS MTB, is it ok if I hang out here with you Rec. riders so I don't have to be "shuned and shamed", cause my MTB has a "Rear Rack and shorty fenders"!:thumb:
You all seem to be the only sane folks on two wheel's, I don't see anybody here looking at laying 3-5 grand out for a bicycle!:twitchy: The REC'ers seem to get the idea that a bicycle should be a multi-functional/purpose machine but I like to do a bit of "non-ultra narly" local singletrack so I'd prefer a actual MTB over a cross/hybrid type of bike. Pls. let me stay, "I'll bring PIE"! ;)
You all seem to be the only sane folks on two wheel's, I don't see anybody here looking at laying 3-5 grand out for a bicycle!:twitchy: The REC'ers seem to get the idea that a bicycle should be a multi-functional/purpose machine but I like to do a bit of "non-ultra narly" local singletrack so I'd prefer a actual MTB over a cross/hybrid type of bike. Pls. let me stay, "I'll bring PIE"! ;)