Nashbar frames?
10-04-10 | 09:07 PM
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Nashbar frames?
I'm looking at buying a Nashbar 20" rigid mountain bike frame. Got a set of components from an older bike that had a cracked frame. The plan is to build into a full rigid street commuter/trail bike. Does anyone have experience with these frames?
10-05-10 | 06:41 PM
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I've heard a lot of good about their touring frame... actually given thought to buying one for myself. My old cromo frame is insanely heavy... So no, I dont have any direct experience but I've never heard anything bad about them. The frames are affordable enough, I'd say go for it. You have nothing to lose if the frame you already have is cracked.
10-05-10 | 08:23 PM
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Bikes: Bianchi Road bike, Nashbar Ultegra triple cyclocross, Raleigh full XT hybrid, lugged steel Schwinn, Full rigid Diamondback MTB
I've built up a bike with a Nashbar CX frame and a Performance (sister company) MTB frame. They both came with everything I needed (cable guides, replaceable dérailleur hanger) and have worked good for me. Not "top of the line" frames but very functional.
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