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Old 01-17-17 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by subzerobiker
Thank you. I am leaning towards building, especially having just come from the LBS just a five minute drive from my house, talked to a Wrench there and he reassured me that he/they can do whatever I need done during the build, e.g. using their equipment and tools for pressing this or that into place, putting on disc brakes, the drive train, whatever I want them to do. So I feel it is more about buying the right parts that work together, I guess I can do that over in the MTB forum perhaps?
Do the build. It's how you learn. Get the frame and then figure out what components you need. A 29er would give you a wider range of parts choices if you can find a frame. Otherwise, there are still plenty of options for a 26er. Rockshox, Fox, and Manitou all offer a range of forks for 26ers.

https://www.universalcycles.com/shop...?category=5665

There are plenty of wheelsets still available for 26 frames.

https://www.universalcycles.com/shop...?category=5479
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