A great bike for a clyde under $ 500.00
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A great bike for a clyde under $ 500.00
This is a pic of my SE Stout 29er I got it at the beginning of the summer got some hard miles on it with no problems 6ft 340 lbs
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I'm not familiar with teh brand, but I'm not nearly as informed on MTB's as I should be.
Is that a suspension fork? If so, do you know if there is a model with a rigid fork? Well priced quality MTB's are always good to know in our little corner of the cycling world. Thanks for posting.
Oh, and welcome to the herd!
Is that a suspension fork? If so, do you know if there is a model with a rigid fork? Well priced quality MTB's are always good to know in our little corner of the cycling world. Thanks for posting.
Oh, and welcome to the herd!
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Suspension corrected rigid forks can be had for under $100 these days.
Crawler
Nice bike!
Suspension corrected rigid forks can be had for under $100 these days.
Crawler
Nice bike!
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very nice, i'm dying to buy a 29er, been looking at something cheap like a ss redline monocoger, or a marin muriwoods 29er because it is more road oriented.
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I want a 29'er, but know that my funds won't allow it. I would have to sell something to get another bike, so I am not sure what I am going to do. I want a commuter, mountain, road, touring, SS, fixie, TT, and a 29'er. I know, I don't want much.
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SE STOUT 29er
The bike comes stock with a rigid ford the fork thats on it is a rock shock GPS I found on ebay for $20.00 www.seracing.com check out the site it gives all the info and the histery of the brand
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Do you have the rigid fork still? I am looking to replace the suspension fork on my Cypress. Let me know. I'd be interested depending on the Axle to Crown length.
Thanks.
Thanks.