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Old 02-06-08 | 11:15 AM
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hi guys i just wanted to say what to get i have a max budget of £275 and no more, at the moment thinking of getting the scott aspect 50 2008, if you can show me a better bike then there we go!
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Old 02-06-08 | 11:25 AM
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Man it's so slow around here today, I got excited about another "what bike should I get thread"!
Have you test ridden any bikes? Most bikes in this price range are similar enough that fit and feel are the main issues. Scott make a great bike if that's what you want to hear.
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Old 02-06-08 | 11:27 AM
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Man it's so slow around here today, I got excited about another "what bike should I get thread"!
Have you test ridden any bikes? Most bikes in this price range are similar enough that fit and feel are the main issues. Scott make a great bike if that's what you want to hear.
well im going for a test with the scott aspect 50 and ill try soem other bikes im just wondering if the components will last
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Old 02-06-08 | 11:47 AM
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Like anything, It depends on what kind of abuse they take. If you take this bike dirt jumping, It probably wont last too long. If you mainly do xc riding it may last a long time. Acera rear deraileur is functional but not the most durable and the fork is a low end fork. But these are commonly spec'ed for a bike in this price range. When you test ride be sure and ride some bikes out of your price range also, just for comparison.
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Old 02-06-08 | 12:13 PM
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but thats the problem...i don t know what else to test!
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Old 02-06-08 | 12:19 PM
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Ride everthing they got! Take their wives for a spin, Get the keys to their cars and drive them too!
JK, Does this store carry other brands?
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Old 02-06-08 | 12:43 PM
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yes! it has tons its evanscycles.com and they have a shop near us
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Old 02-06-08 | 12:56 PM
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Well if they have some Bianchi's and GT's and Gary Fishers, in that price range that should give a good comparison of different geometries. But really ride as many as you can.
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