downhill mountainbikes
01-21-03, 07:36 PM
#3
Yo
Give us some more info skinhead- like background, what kind of riding have you done? Also, what kind of money did you want to spend? It is fun, but not cheap.
01-21-03, 07:59 PM
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Join Date: May 2002
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The big question is how much do you have to spend?
Slainte
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01-21-03, 10:04 PM
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1 - terrain
2 - current level
3 - money
4 - access to what kind of bikes (some lbs's don't carry everything)
2 - current level
3 - money
4 - access to what kind of bikes (some lbs's don't carry everything)
01-24-03, 07:56 AM
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I'm an XC rider... In my opinion, there are two types of DH rider. a) the incredibly coordinated/skillful. b) the terminally insane.
That's not a bad thing by any means though. Hehe.
How much money you got to spend? You looking at a hardtail or a full-susp?
That's not a bad thing by any means though. Hehe.
How much money you got to spend? You looking at a hardtail or a full-susp?
