I contracted an STP today.
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I contracted an STP today.
STP1, that is.
/lame
Yeah, so a couple weeks back I ended up taco-ing the rear wheel on my 03 Iguana doing some urban. I had been thinking about getting a new bike for quite some time and this pretty much made me go through with it. Went to the shop, test rode a STP3, fell in love. Ordered a STP1 on the 9th and it just came in today. I absolutely love it.
A few pics...and one riding pic for good measure.
/lame
Yeah, so a couple weeks back I ended up taco-ing the rear wheel on my 03 Iguana doing some urban. I had been thinking about getting a new bike for quite some time and this pretty much made me go through with it. Went to the shop, test rode a STP3, fell in love. Ordered a STP1 on the 9th and it just came in today. I absolutely love it.
A few pics...and one riding pic for good measure.
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Congrats, now please follow this one simple step.
GO OUT AND GET THAT BIKE DIRTY.
GO OUT AND GET THAT BIKE DIRTY.
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Nice...that is one of the first giants to ever catch my attention. Very cool bike
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Awesome bike. A locally Giant sponsored Australian rider was just saying in a magazine here how he has a STP1 and absolutely loves it. He uses it for street, DJ AND Racing too! You can't go wrong with it!
And Mael, Have you seen the Giant DH Comp or DH Team? If they dont catch your eye, i dont know what will. Very original frame design.
And Mael, Have you seen the Giant DH Comp or DH Team? If they dont catch your eye, i dont know what will. Very original frame design.
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Originally Posted by hooligan
What are those lights and that green rectangle in front of his mouth?
That's the first time I've ever seen flourescent ear wax...
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It's all about where you ride.... That bike's worthless where I ride, but I suppose it's OK for "in the city"
types....
Maybe a new Forum category should be started that contains this type of Street Hopper bike.
types....
Maybe a new Forum category should be started that contains this type of Street Hopper bike.
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Have you even tried riding a hardtail when freeriding or when going downhill? Also those hardtails that you call street hopper bikes can take more abuse than alot of the full suspension bike can take. The bikes like the stuff, STP1, P2, Chase can handle alot more than street or dirt jumping.
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sweet rig... me is jealous. well, not really. but i'd sure want one of those if i could afford another bike.
ahhh... too many sweet bikes, not enough money. oh well.
ahhh... too many sweet bikes, not enough money. oh well.
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Originally Posted by Xtreme Biker
Good bike for trials type riding, not DH though.... Loses it's footing @ 50 mph downhill on singletrack.
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i was thinking of getting one of those for a first dirt jumping bike. but im a bit confused how much was it because being an Aussie they retail for around $1560 and the one i was looking at had Hayes hydallic disc brakes and that one looks like it has Avid mech disc? whats up with that
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The p2s at my lbs look so frigging tempting!! Only 900 CAD and they might even go to the fall bike show, meaning further price dorps if they bring their p2!! I want it!! NOW!!
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Are the stps REAL urban machines. They seem to be pretty cheap.
HOLY JESUS!!!
For the money (680 CAD) Looks like a killer machine!! STP2 that is. w000w.
HOLY JESUS!!!
For the money (680 CAD) Looks like a killer machine!! STP2 that is. w000w.
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how much does teh stp weigh?
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Originally Posted by hooligan
The p2s at my lbs look so frigging tempting!! Only 900 CAD and they might even go to the fall bike show, meaning further price dorps if they bring their p2!! I want it!! NOW!!