Ahhh. What a deal, I must have it.
05-29-07, 12:23 PM
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Ahhh. What a deal, I must have it.
Old news here but still an AMAZING deal. Simtra is selling their $600 Psycho frames for $300. A big batch of the frames have small dents on the opposite side of the V brake adapters because the manufacture used the wrong bolts. Plus it comes with a full warranty.
I have been looking for a cheap street frame mainly because all of the FR spot around me are disappearing. If I were to buy this frame it would be a LONG process to get it built up the way I want it. So either I splurge and buy one or maybe get a DMR Sidekick for $100 less.
Here's a link to the Pscho frames:
https://www.simtrabikes.com/
Any input...
I have been looking for a cheap street frame mainly because all of the FR spot around me are disappearing. If I were to buy this frame it would be a LONG process to get it built up the way I want it. So either I splurge and buy one or maybe get a DMR Sidekick for $100 less.
Here's a link to the Pscho frames:
https://www.simtrabikes.com/
Any input...
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05-29-07, 11:40 PM
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can you say STRESS RISER? They'll be replacing some of those on warranty.
05-30-07, 10:09 PM
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We need more dirt jump or street riders on this site.
Mehhh, maybe. It's a steel frame so it should be able to handle a dent or two.
Originally Posted by gm1230126
can you say STRESS RISER? They'll be replacing some of those on warranty.
05-30-07, 10:26 PM
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Originally Posted by gm1230126
can you say STRESS RISER?
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