Should I get a Trek 69er?
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Should I get a Trek 69er?
I went to my LBS yesterday and tried the GF Tass, GF Cobia and Trek 69er. The Trek 69er was awesome and I definitely liked it the most...it's just about $700 more than I was planning on spending. Anyone have a Trek 69er and how do you like it?
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700 bucks extra, better quality, better components, so on so forth.
but all that means jack if it isnt comfortable for you.
but all that means jack if it isnt comfortable for you.
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Here's the original 96'ers to compare the Trek with, Although it sounds like your mind is already made up.
https://www.carverbikes.com/
https://www.carverbikes.com/
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I say buy the Trek, it looks pretty sick and I've heard nothing but good stuff about it. If you like it, go for it.
However, the component specs are pretty much the same as the $1,500 bikes, so...
However, the component specs are pretty much the same as the $1,500 bikes, so...
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