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Old 06-01-05, 06:44 PM
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~$500 Canadian hardtail for newb

currently i'm looking for a good, strong ~$500 hardtail that will take a beating, ride hella well on streets and even better on trails. since making a thread seems to be the only way to be heard, here it is.

I'm currently looking at a Trek Bruiser 1, even though I dont freeride. It's beefy to hell, and its hardtail. and its $520 CDN. so what do you guys suggest?
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Originally Posted by revmonkey
currently i'm looking for a good, strong ~$500 hardtail that will take a beating, ride hella well on streets and even better on trails. since making a thread seems to be the only way to be heard, here it is.

I'm currently looking at a Trek Bruiser 1, even though I dont freeride. It's beefy to hell, and its hardtail. and its $520 CDN. so what do you guys suggest?
Where you located?

When I was shoppig for bikes, my budget was about $700+ but came across 2004 models that fell into your price range. You'll have to visit your many LBS to see what you can find.
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ontario, north of toronto.
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The Bruisers seems to be great bikes, but you should definatley check out the 2004 stuff before you make up your mind.
For example: My Norco Wolverine 2004 was $549 + taxes
Now it is clearing for $349 + taxes at a LBS near me.

If you shop around you should be able to find some smoking deals
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