Norco bikes???
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Norco bikes???
What do you guys think of Norco bikes? For me I think there the best bikes on the go. To one of my friends there one of the worst bikes on the go. What do you think?
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I like Norco, at the top on my list. Probably because I own 2 and havent had any problems.
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I think Norco bikes are awesome really sturdy and strong. If your thinking of getting one I recommed it.
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the havoc doesnt look like a bad bike, not alot that can break on it so it should last a long time.
in regards to norco, i love them, i have a 05 aline and i love it ive put it through so much abuse and so far this is nothing wrong with it at all. when i was up at whistler i crashed and broke my headset into 3 pieces, i thought i probobly cracked my headtube or something like that but theres nothing wrong with it at all. although many people will say norco makes heavy bikes, but its not wasted weight, theyre tough bikes.
in regards to norco, i love them, i have a 05 aline and i love it ive put it through so much abuse and so far this is nothing wrong with it at all. when i was up at whistler i crashed and broke my headset into 3 pieces, i thought i probobly cracked my headtube or something like that but theres nothing wrong with it at all. although many people will say norco makes heavy bikes, but its not wasted weight, theyre tough bikes.
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They are heavy. It is only excessive if you don't abuse them. Damn good bikes for the money
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Right here where I live, there is a Norco Bike shop. But to get a good mountian bike ,you gatta spend like $1000. You can't buy anything good for $900 or less. They all come with Bombers, but those ones are like $1000. But you can get something better at a different shop acrosse town. I like it better. Like I could get something with Dirt Jumpers at the other shop for like, $700. That's With Disk Brakes and everything else. Like at the Norco BIke shop down here, for $700, will get you some Mozo's Some bikes have Disk Brakes, and somethings you like to have on your bike.No 8 Or 9 Speeds thou. All 21.
In my books, I would say Norco's you have to pay more for what you want. (That is just my oponion. Not trying to say that you guys are wrong.)
In my books, I would say Norco's you have to pay more for what you want. (That is just my oponion. Not trying to say that you guys are wrong.)
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i personally don't like norco, but thats only because i'm a dirt jumper. i think the norcos are a little too heavy to be jumping with. my buddy has one and loves it, but he doesn't jump, a hell of a balancer though. if you're looking for a tank in bike form, buy a norco, i can't recommend anything stronger.
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Originally Posted by WannaGetGood
Right here where I live, there is a Norco Bike shop. But to get a good mountian bike ,you gatta spend like $1000. You can't buy anything good for $900 or less. They all come with Bombers, but those ones are like $1000. But you can get something better at a different shop acrosse town. I like it better. Like I could get something with Dirt Jumpers at the other shop for like, $700. That's With Disk Brakes and everything else. Like at the Norco BIke shop down here, for $700, will get you some Mozo's Some bikes have Disk Brakes, and somethings you like to have on your bike.No 8 Or 9 Speeds thou. All 21.
In my books, I would say Norco's you have to pay more for what you want. (That is just my oponion. Not trying to say that you guys are wrong.)
In my books, I would say Norco's you have to pay more for what you want. (That is just my oponion. Not trying to say that you guys are wrong.)
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Keep in mind. Fork is temporary. Frame lasts longer. I rarely look at parts when buying a bike