Good Bad or Ugly?
04-11-05, 11:16 AM
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Good Bad or Ugly?
Mountain bike.............Do you think its work 616.00 bucks..I want to get a sspension because I want to start riding more kinda downhill and cross country or hardcore riding..
1.R the components good
2. frame=GOOD?
3.Brakes=GOOD?
any input will help
I know I post a lot of threads....
1.R the components good
2. frame=GOOD?
3.Brakes=GOOD?
any input will help
I know I post a lot of threads....
04-11-05, 11:17 AM
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04-11-05, 11:19 AM
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Frame is ok. Its their big store lineup, so it isn't built for tonnes of abuse. The yakuza is a good pricepoint, but I don't think you can but it in the frame form.
Its a toughy, If you are looking for something to get you started it would be a good place to start, but as you go bigger you have to realize the limits of the frame.
Its a toughy, If you are looking for something to get you started it would be a good place to start, but as you go bigger you have to realize the limits of the frame.
04-11-05, 07:48 PM
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Appears they took off on HARO's design from last year.
04-12-05, 01:18 AM
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screw lo quality fs. not that that's necessarily lo, but i would recomend a hardtail for anyones first bike then when youv'e "paid yer dues" buy a nice fs, then it'll be much sweeter because you'll appreciate it more on more than one level.
