Orange bikes are the best
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Orange bikes are the best
Orange bikes are the lightest, fastest, Brittish & look the best but they are expensive & not as strong as others but they generally do not fall apart. I have the new 224 Race frame that costed me €2250 but when I build it this bike will be really cool. My bike team mostly have Specialized cross country bikes as these bikes are commen in Spain but my bike will rule over them. Orange frames are generaly strong but I have heard few instences of the swing arm snapping as it is a single pivit but as I do not weigh much I am not worried. Any one own an Orange suspension frame? They are the best frames you believe?
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Orange is british bike manufacturer...
To say anyone makes the best bike is silly - there are so many decent bikes around - it comes down to feel and preference - probably which OEM has the best marketing also.....
To say anyone makes the best bike is silly - there are so many decent bikes around - it comes down to feel and preference - probably which OEM has the best marketing also.....
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No, they are not the best bike available. I find it hard to believe that any single pivot full suspension frame is the "best" race frame. They are nice bikes though. Hope you enjoy it.
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Originally Posted by VAG Driver
my bike is orange and white
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Originally Posted by mikeE46
mine is red and silver, red is the best.
*note - however since it's a racer-x it is in what I consider the top five.
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Originally Posted by Kompa
My bike team mostly have Specialized cross country bikes as these bikes are commen in Spain but my bike will rule over them.
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What was soooo good and fast on Orange bikes is now on Santa Cruz.....
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I would never buy from Orange after seeing how my friends Mis isle snapped at the chainstay. The frame was less than a season old and it snapped on a very small DJ. He did get it warrentied supper fast, but still!
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Originally Posted by Little Leo
good luck with that, specialized rules the world!
ya das is gute
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Orange is good, but lime goes better with gin and tonic.