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04-04-05, 06:12 PM
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I had an 04, before it was stolen. What do you need to know?
04-04-05, 06:17 PM
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www.mtbreview.com has some reviews on them.
IMO overall, a great starter bike. Can be upgraded to suit skill level. Good sturdy frame, good component spec.
IMO overall, a great starter bike. Can be upgraded to suit skill level. Good sturdy frame, good component spec.
04-04-05, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Dirtbike
I had an 04, before it was stolen. What do you need to know?
04-04-05, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by forum*rider
www.mtbreview.com has some reviews on them.
IMO overall, a great starter bike. Can be upgraded to suit skill level. Good sturdy frame, good component spec.
IMO overall, a great starter bike. Can be upgraded to suit skill level. Good sturdy frame, good component spec.
04-04-05, 06:28 PM
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On my Hardrock Pro Disc, the brakes werent very good, and the fork was a piece. It was definately better than other low end bikes. It is a great deal for the money, but I found myself upgrading alot. The Deore shifters are fine. When properly tuned, they shift really well. The cranks were a bit flexy and I was going to buy Holzfeller cranks from someone, and a chainguide, but it was stolen so I didnt do it.
04-04-05, 08:40 PM
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SO do you guys think that I should buy a Hardrock or like a different bike for riding back to school and going on trails and stuff nothing really big but I want to get into mt so yeah t
thanks
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04-04-05, 08:42 PM
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sure, it's a good beginners bike.
Good frame, and the components are about as good as you are going to get for the money(unless you go used).
Good frame, and the components are about as good as you are going to get for the money(unless you go used).
