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Old 10-03-05, 08:31 PM
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Diamondback?

How are there bikes. I was looking at the '06 Sherman. Would you go with that bike or the '06 wethepeople 4seasons pro. i will be doin street riding.

and im haveing troube finding out the price and weight of the sherman can anyone help with this?
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I've heard that the diamondback is a stout bike, but they tend to be heavy... I couldn't find a weight for that model either. I really like the WTP 4seasons. I've ridden one and I think it feels nice. Hopefully theres someone who has or had one of these bikes so they can comment a bit more. If it was me, I'd go with WTP.
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You both suck.

Sorry, just had to do it. Seriously though, I don't think Diamondback has been a contender for a while now.
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i'd honestly wouldnt pick eather but if i had to get one of tho's id prolly get the wtp but u should get an Eastern ace of spades or a 6 pack or somthin cuz diamond back suk dik and wtp frames and parts arent all that good
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the only thing about the eastern is it looks cheap and heavy to me. but ive only seen pics. i also cannot find the weight on that bike. i dont really like how it has 48h wheels 14mm with axles all around. id rather a 36h and 3/8 up front. ive never even seen an eastern? are they durable. my bikes are usually damn near totaled after 6 months after riding 5-9 hours min a day through rain or snow. i need a bike for street, dirt, park.

if u the eastern is so good conivnce me why? give me some details on it. im pretty much all ears for any company, id like to have a brand ive never owned b4.


however this is what i dont like about the eastern ace of spades:

-black rims all around (i prefer chrome in the back)
-14mm axels all around (i prefer 3/8 up front)
-48h wheels/hub all around (i prefer 36h up front)
-external headset (i prefer internal)
-has a couch for a seat (i prefer slim)
-20" top tupe to short for me (im 6'1 and my knees barley clear my step already)
-crank arms look cheap (for some reason me and cranks dont get along too well)
-looks heavy (but thats just an assumption)
-ive never seen or met some one that has an eastern (so i dont know how well i trust the company)
-solid sprocket (id rather have one thats been machined and is lighter and better looking)

What i like about it:
-the gearing
-the name (lol)

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Old 10-04-05, 06:35 PM
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if you know so much about these components, why would you consider buying a stock bike?
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money issues. i work for 7$ a hour

if i wanted to save up twice as long this is what id get. the only problem is i have nothing to ride in the mean time.

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Vandal Misdemeanor $309.99 White 21"TT Euro BB
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FSA Sky Pilot $44.99 Black 1-1/8"
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Odyssey Matt Beringer $7.99 Black 135mm
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Odyssey Bar Savers $11.99 Black 7/8"
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Odyssey Elementary $59.99 Black 1-1/8" w/o gyro tabs
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Dans Comp Deluxe $1.99 Black 20"
Dans Comp Deluxe $1.99 Black 20"
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Odyssey Hazard Cassette $89.99 Black 14mm 48h
Odyssey Vandero $49.99 Black 3/8" 36h
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Odyssey G.I. $14.99 Black 14mm & 3/8" pair
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Odyssey P.A.C.T $9.99 Black 14mm
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im really tempted to settle for a wtp addict or an even cheaper bike. im so desperate to have a bike. ive never gone this long without a bmx bike.
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hey man dont go with eastren they fall apart when riding hard my first instinct when street riding would be something like a specailized fuse its sturdy not to heavy and alot of fun and an extremely smoth ride with some add parts
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the bike you dont have money for would be a pretty nice bike
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Originally Posted by racersk66
hey man dont go with eastren they fall apart when riding hard my first instinct when street riding would be something like a specailized fuse its sturdy not to heavy and alot of fun and an extremely smoth ride with some add parts
Ever heard of punctuation?
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Originally Posted by racersk66
hey man dont go with eastren they fall apart when riding hard
i thinks that a bit drastic dude. i reckon if the bike way set up properly, it has no reason to fall apart. if all Easton's bikes fell apart, they wouldn't be in business.
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