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Old 08-09-04, 10:10 AM
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best bike for the money

where can i find a bike that has:

Chromo frame

Chromo fork

Chromo handlebars

Chromo crank

2 sets of U brakes

14 mm axles

Maybe chrome rims

Comfortable seat

4 pegs

A gyro or ORYG

Made for Freestyle

and around $250 to $300

Impossible?
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get a trek tr20 200 dollars

the gyro is the oryg, oryg i believe i believe is the company. that thing is just what brings the brake cables together. if you look closely oryg is gyro backwards. everything on the trek is chromoly
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ok ill check into it
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nah dont really like it
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oryg is the name of a component made by a company called sst, which is owned by the person that designed the gyro for odyssey
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id say the best bike with all that stuff is a mongoose hoop d pro
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wait check that i meant the huffy m80.
GO FLATLAND bikers
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ya the hoop d, price check in isle 4, the bike isle at walmart
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anyone?
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www.danscomp.com

there you can look at a bunch of different complete bikes in your price range.
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ive been lookin there but all i found was the eastern sequence but i havent heard great things about that, i asked in my other forum
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HOFFMAN DISRUPTER IL1 #101308 $369.99


that is a pretty good bike for the money. as mentioned before, your only going to be able to purchase a low end bike for that amount of money. but it will go a long ways if you take care of it. keep stuff tight and well greased.

the frame and fork are 4130, has 14mm axles. what more could you want?
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a low weight bike lol
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I recommend the KHE beater with a crank upgrade. The only one of your qualifications it doesnt have is the System DiaTech internal rotor instead of a oryg or a gyro
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well any kind of detangler that doesnt suk
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do not get a KHE. you will never figure out how to get the rear brakes to work.

and light bikes cost money. just think, kids 10 years ago didn't have light bikes and it didn't stop them from riding well.
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ya i dont really like the khe beater either
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you sure are picky...
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wat, that thing is really messed up, all their bikes are messed up looking
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KHE has a HUGE head tube and the detangler is inside it. most people can't get them to work worth a poop without messing with them a bunch.

that hoffman I mentioned is not bad at all. if will hold up well, if you take care of it. you can learn peg tricks without the axles breaking and learn some good riding skills while not destroying expensive parts. then, once you have some good skills you will have a better idea of what parts/bike will work for you and your style of riding.

and don't worry about the weight of it. it will help you get stronger. do you think the guys in the gym lift light weights to get strong? no, they lift heavy weights.....
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well that bike was a lil over my budget, besides i got a great deal on a mirra flair, 200 bucks with 60 buck shipping, jeez
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man for that price its gonna be kinda hard
unless u want me to jack your a MIRRA 540 PRO lol
but hey to be honost...

your kinda stuck on a DK , i wouldnt recommend getting that crap like POVERTY?
like the poverty buck99 , i mean the word alone means cheap/ poor
go with a DK , ON www.danscomp.com THEY HAVE BIKES FOR SALE FOR CHEAP


on ebay - they have a DK 6 Pack for $100 wit pics lol
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o yea wen i said www.DANSCOMP.COM I MEAN THERE

AUCTIONS!!! DANSCOMP IS A RIP OFF!!!!


www.albes.com
www.albesstore.com

THAT IS THE CHEAPEST BEST FREAKIN PLACE TO GET ANYTHING THATS WHERE I GETR ALL MY STUFF!!! ,

danscomp auction ... lol
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ok but i already got the other one
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speakin of the whole brakes thing can someone plz explain to me how the trek brakes work i just dont get how to adjust them right somthin wit da spring or what?

btw im wonderin about da bak ones not the front i get the front but if u got any pointers ill take em
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