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Old 08-17-08, 11:01 AM
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what is a good allround bike for a beginner

i want a bike i can take on trails. but also on the street. i want it to be light and under 1000
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That leaves us alot of choices. 1000 bucks can get you alot on a bike. But a bike that good would probably be more specailized for the type of riding its made for.
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buy a cross bike. done.
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Rockhopper Comp Disc or similar from Trek, Jamis, Giant, etc. If you can find a clearance Stumpy ($1400 MSRP) for $1000 grab it
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Send your money to me, and based on the return address, I will use my p'wers to determine the type and quantity of trails in your area. Please include a picture of yourself so I may ascertain your fitness level.
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