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im new to this stuff
hey all.
im just about to buy a carerra kraken and wanted some advice about modifying it.
Ive been into biking a fairly long time and have looked around at some bikes and i dont have a large budget.the carerra looks a decent bike with decent components and wondered if its a good choice.
If i do buy it........what would i want to change about it in the near future???what bits first??
thx for any help.
cheers guys.
Dave
im just about to buy a carerra kraken and wanted some advice about modifying it.
Ive been into biking a fairly long time and have looked around at some bikes and i dont have a large budget.the carerra looks a decent bike with decent components and wondered if its a good choice.
If i do buy it........what would i want to change about it in the near future???what bits first??
thx for any help.
cheers guys.
Dave
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Google didn't turn up any bike related results. Do you have a link to the company???
I've never heard of that brand of bike.
With that, I'm going to say, "NO, it's not a good deal".
L8R
I've never heard of that brand of bike.
With that, I'm going to say, "NO, it's not a good deal".
L8R
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hi guys.
Its made by halfords but it has a decent frame and a quality spec.its an enlish brand.www.halfords.co.uk should shed some light onto its where abouts.
what do u normally upgrade first on your bikes?
dave
Its made by halfords but it has a decent frame and a quality spec.its an enlish brand.www.halfords.co.uk should shed some light onto its where abouts.
what do u normally upgrade first on your bikes?
dave
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Originally Posted by ComedyDave23
hi guys.
what do u normally upgrade first on your bikes?
what do u normally upgrade first on your bikes?
If you're looking to upgrade before you even purchase the bike, may I suggest applying that money toward a better bike initially?
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Originally Posted by hooligan
Where are you looking at? A real LBS or a department store?
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In canada we have department stores that sell high end bikes. They are like a LBS without the old guy in the back complaining about missing tools. ...
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
They are like a LBS without the old guy in the back complaining about missing tools. ...