Fisher Marlin Upgrades
09-02-03, 08:21 AM
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Whatever breaks first!
Or, if you must (in order of significance);
1. Wheels/Tires
2. Fork
3. Brakes (Better V's or Discs)
4. Shifters
5. Cranks/bb (stock bb's are HEAVY!)
6. Derailleurs (Rear first, then front)
7. Seatpost/Stem/Handlebar
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Or, if you must (in order of significance);
1. Wheels/Tires
2. Fork
3. Brakes (Better V's or Discs)
4. Shifters
5. Cranks/bb (stock bb's are HEAVY!)
6. Derailleurs (Rear first, then front)
7. Seatpost/Stem/Handlebar
L8R
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09-02-03, 03:34 PM
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the Marlin is a pretty good package..... U should probably upgrade the mechs first and then possibly the fork.....
