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Need advice...
I'm looking for a good mountain bike in the $400-$500 range. I really, really want shocks in the back b/c they're better than the other and I will get good enough to use it.
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Man thats really tough. I would look at Wal Mart and try to get a nice Next bike. The rear shock is really active and you like that as you get better. The front fork is super plush too and thats a plus.Is this for freeride or XC or AM or DH or YF?
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It's going to be for everything, so it needs to be super tough but pretty easy to pedal up some several-mile 14-28 percent Cat - 'H' climbs.
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i will sell you the front shock off of mine for 500....hey its a good start lol
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Originally Posted by chelboed
(Post 9265657)
I'm looking for a good mountain bike in the $400-$500 range. I really, really want shocks in the back b/c they're better than the other and I will get good enough to use it.
Yeah I feel your pain, it gotten pretty banal here alright. . |
Originally Posted by chelboed
(Post 9265775)
It's going to be for everything, so it needs to be super tough but pretty easy to pedal up some several-mile 14-28 percent Cat - 'H' climbs.
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Let's hope no one who actually needs advice stumbles across this thread and goes to Walmart to pick up their full suspension bike. Hahahahaha!
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LOL!
I was thinking toys r us would be better. the one that says "jeep" or "Hummer" should suite all your off road needs |
Originally Posted by BigPete74
(Post 9266135)
Let's hope no one who actually needs advice stumbles across this thread and goes to Walmart to pick up their full suspension bike. Hahahahaha!
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definitely hit Wal-mart to make this purchase, they have highly skilled people assembling the bikes and you'll definitely get your money's worth
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Originally Posted by Jordan300
(Post 9266269)
definitely hit Wal-mart to make this purchase, they have highly skilled people assembling the bikes and you'll definitely get your money's worth
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Dude get on ebay or crigslist, there so many yuppies out there that buy a nice bike and let it sit in there garage for a few years then sell it for cheap.
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Originally Posted by chelboed
(Post 9265657)
I really, really want shocks in the back b/c they're better than the other and I will get good enough to use it.
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Originally Posted by chelboed
(Post 9265775)
It's going to be for everything, so it needs to be super tough but pretty easy to pedal up some several-mile 14-28 percent Cat - 'H' climbs.
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This thread sucks!
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LMAO! Thank god this is a joke, The first and second thread got me a little worried, The plush fork comment did give it away right off the bat.. I work at a bike shop and their are so many people coming in with ****ty wal-mart bikes. A little FYI, for those of you taking crappy bikes to an LBS for a tune up, those new cratches are NOT from us throwing renches at the frame.
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Here are some of my personal favorite brands you should look in to them.
Huffy, Magna and the best of the best is the brand called Next. I am telling you you can't go wrong with any of them. :D |
Ah, humor. I get it. :)
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Ever heard of Supercycle. You really need to look into this brand. simply amazing.
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Whatever you do, don't go to an LBS. They are all blood sucking vampires.
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True. All that the LBS wants is to sell you something you don't really need. They'll also convince you that you can't fix it yourself. Then you'll need alll the acces.....acceser.....aces....alll those other things that go with it like a helmet that you really don't need.
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Originally Posted by mystolenbikes
(Post 9267748)
Here are some of my personal favorite brands you should look in to them.
Huffy, Magna and the best of the best is the brand called Next. I am telling you you can't go wrong with any of them. :D NEXT. How about one called LAST. Or a Mongoose TPOS. |
Originally Posted by kenhill3
(Post 9269899)
. . . Or a Mongoose TPOS.
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