hardrock sigle speed (good or bad?)
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hardrock sigle speed (good or bad?)
Iv'e decided to buy an 05' hardrock single speed. Iv'e read all about it and no just about everything about it. But i was just wondering and anyone has some experience with one and can tell more about it then the internet can. Like for example stengthes and weaknesses.
Anything would very helpful to me so i know what im getting into
thanks in advance
Anything would very helpful to me so i know what im getting into
thanks in advance
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Originally Posted by Wagar
Iv'e decided to buy an 05' hardrock single speed. Iv'e read all about it and no just about everything about it. But i was just wondering and anyone has some experience with one and can tell more about it then the internet can. Like for example stengthes and weaknesses.
Anything would very helpful to me so i know what im getting into
thanks in advance
Anything would very helpful to me so i know what im getting into
thanks in advance
I have one and I love it. I have never had a single problem with it. It is pretty bomb proof. You will not regret getting it.
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I have one also. I changed the fork to a Dirt Jumper and its a good all around bike.I put on Maxxis Hollyrollers and a short stem for street riding and knobbies and a longer for trail riding. Its a pretty good bike for the money.
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Thanks. Just curious as to what you guys paid for them?
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I didn't pay anything for mine,my wife gave it to ma for Christmas.
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Originally Posted by mtnbiker66
I didn't pay anything for mine,my wife gave it to ma for Christmas.
Lucky you
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I paid around $430 for mine. My wife is not as nice as mtnbiker66's.
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I think it's a neat bike.
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Originally Posted by Hambone40
I paid around $430 for mine. My wife is not as nice as mtnbiker66's.
It's worth $630 where im getting it, taxc included