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Old 03-31-04, 01:36 PM
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Sorry about this - best MTB for £150 - £200

My other half wants to take a tentative first step into MTBing but she won't part with more than £200 for her first bike. What's the best bit of kit she can get in that price range......
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Trek 820 is my opinion.
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anything she feels comfortable on
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My other half wants to take a tentative first step into MTBing but she won't part with more than £200 for her first bike. What's the best bit of kit she can get in that price range......

Look at secondhand, preferably fom your LBS, unless you know bikes, but the main thing is it must fit her, she must be comfortable on it, and the colour has to be right. If you intend for her to carry on riding, check the riding of the bike yourself, and if it rides better than your bike, and it meets her critereia, get it. Don't just get her a bike. Get her a good one.
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