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Old 12-15-12, 06:04 PM
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Good websites for mountain bike parts

I need to buy some good components, what websites do you like besides ebay, nashbar, and craigslist?
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Oh gawd, nashbar sucks . . . mostly roadie/foo-foo XC oriented.

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Wheel World for Kona and other name-brand frames occasionally
Cambria Bicycle Outfitters for semi-obsolete/hard-to-find stuff
Chain Reaction (mentionaed above) - UK site that ships to the US and whose site is US-friendly
Alfred E Bike - sleeper site, some killer deals occasionally

Performance, Nashbar, Competetive Cyclist, Colorado Cyclist all at the bottom of my list.
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Universal is my favorite, followed by Jenson, Speedgoat, and Bikeman.
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Universal is my favorite, followed by Jenson, Speedgoat, and Bikeman.
I also like universal.
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Originally Posted by dminor
Oh gawd, nashbar sucks . . . mostly roadie/foo-foo XC oriented.

Jenson USA
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Universal Cycles

Wheel World for Kona and other name-brand frames occasionally
Cambria Bicycle Outfitters for semi-obsolete/hard-to-find stuff
Chain Reaction (mentionaed above) - UK site that ships to the US and whose site is US-friendly
Alfred E Bike - sleeper site, some killer deals occasionally

Performance, Nashbar, Competetive Cyclist, Colorado Cyclist all at the bottom of my list.
I wouldn't say nashbar sucks, sometimes there are some real gems on there. For example, right now they have XT FD for about $35 bucks. if you really know what you want sometimes you can find some good stuff there. recently Jensen has had some killer deals. there is another thread in this mountain biking forum dedicated to deals, check that thread out, very recently there are deals for slx cranks, slx shifters, XT brakes, and other stuff. I also like universal and I like Tree Fort Bikes as well, they have a nice automated price match system that i've gotten hooked up on a few times.
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I think blueskycycling.com is good too.
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Universalcycles for sure.

But their price match thing never, ever actually price matches anything. It really sucks.

But they're a great shop with a huge selection of stuff.
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