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Old 11-11-10 | 08:19 AM
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bijan
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From: Toronto, ON, Canada
Originally Posted by divemedia
I do admit that I got a little excited in the beginning but it really doesn't make sense to put the best of the best parts on a cheaper frame- especially when they aren't necessary for it's intended use. Honestly, I want a more unique setup anyway so I'm going to keep giving it some more thought. Looking back on it, I think ck, phil wood and thompson everything can be a little boring as well because no real thought was involved. You just pick the most expensive item and slap it on the bike.
That sounds like a good plan. Since you're going to be setting this up yourself I'd go with the best frame and wheels you can afford. You can upgrade everything else later.

I don't know if this is correct, but components in order of priority (also in order of price):
1. frame
2. wheels
3. cranks + bottom bracket
4. everything else...
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