I wonder... which bike brand is the best...
06-03-04, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by dirtbikedude
Kona
Giant
SantaCruz
Intense
Yeti
Specialized
Dimondback
Redline
Gary Fischer
Marin
Cove
Seven
Titus
Turner
and many more. Stick with a company that is well known and you should be fine no matter what bike you get. Even a Schwinn or GT would be alright as long as you got it from your local shop so they could fix it when it breaks down
Giant
SantaCruz
Intense
Yeti
Specialized
Dimondback
Redline
Gary Fischer
Marin
Cove
Seven
Titus
Turner
and many more. Stick with a company that is well known and you should be fine no matter what bike you get. Even a Schwinn or GT would be alright as long as you got it from your local shop so they could fix it when it breaks down
06-03-04, 04:25 PM
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I think it's pretty obveous that THIS is the best bike 
Oh! the triple crown fork..funny, cuz it's only got about 2 inches of travel 
. This is a SICK downhill bike. And i bet it will last you a lifetime! 
Oh! the triple crown fork..funny, cuz it's only got about 2 inches of travel . This is a SICK downhill bike. And i bet it will last you a lifetime!
06-03-04, 04:29 PM
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Yea dude stick to high end bike makes like Specialized, Giant, Trek, and all the other high end companies DONT get anything made my Pacific there stuff sucks...
Later
Jake
Later
Jake
06-04-04, 08:45 PM
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say what you will but i will have to go with specialized...
btw one of my friends had that pacific ( he won it at an after prom party) He actually ended up breaking one of the cranks...
then he bought a hardrock and started riding for real.
btw one of my friends had that pacific ( he won it at an after prom party) He actually ended up breaking one of the cranks...
then he bought a hardrock and started riding for real.
06-05-04, 08:57 AM
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?What??!!
One measly mention for Cannondale!! Unbelievable.
Ok so they're expensive, but they are super XC bikes from their F series hardtails to their Scalpel. Jekyll is a brilliant XC/FR platform and the Gemini is hard core delight.
Specialized make excellent bikes as well and IMO both companies warranties are very fair.
One measly mention for Cannondale!! Unbelievable.
Ok so they're expensive, but they are super XC bikes from their F series hardtails to their Scalpel. Jekyll is a brilliant XC/FR platform and the Gemini is hard core delight.
Specialized make excellent bikes as well and IMO both companies warranties are very fair.
