is this a good deal?
08-08-08, 10:57 AM
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is this a good deal?
Marin northside trail- https://bikeconnection.net/itemdetail...randasc&id=611
i need a good bike for beginners around $500 for mainly freeride/DH and some DJ/street. basically a bike for someone whos just starting and isnt afraid to take a few falls...
i was also considering Marin b-17, ironhorse maverics and maybe spesh rockhopper/hardrock?
im open to any other suggestions
i need a good bike for beginners around $500 for mainly freeride/DH and some DJ/street. basically a bike for someone whos just starting and isnt afraid to take a few falls...
i was also considering Marin b-17, ironhorse maverics and maybe spesh rockhopper/hardrock?
im open to any other suggestions
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08-08-08, 07:12 PM
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Seems pretty good, for your purposes.
I know it doesn't have anywhere near the top components, but it'll be decent. I can't believe they can make decent bikes for this price, with a suspension fork and disc brakes.
I know it doesn't have anywhere near the top components, but it'll be decent. I can't believe they can make decent bikes for this price, with a suspension fork and disc brakes.
