Low Cost single speed 29er
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Low Cost single speed 29er
Are these even worth considering?
https://www.bikesdirect.com/products/...utcast29_x.htm
want a ss disc rig for kicking around... is bikesdirect worth it? Not sure I could build one myself for less than this...
love any thoughts, thanks!
https://www.bikesdirect.com/products/...utcast29_x.htm
want a ss disc rig for kicking around... is bikesdirect worth it? Not sure I could build one myself for less than this...
love any thoughts, thanks!
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Redline Monocog
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From: Redding Ca
Bikes: SE Stout 29er Singlespeed, Diamondback XSL Squishy, SR Racing Singlespeed Road Bike
Those are good bikes for the money. I have the SE Stout. I bought at a LBS, but BD sells them also. Favorite bike ever!
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From: Flatlands of Chicago
Bikes: One less than I need
Trek/Fisher Marlin SS. But I read somewhere or other that the fork isn't the best and the G2 geometry means it's hard to replace.
I was thinking about getting one myself but the budget just shrank.
I was thinking about getting one myself but the budget just shrank.
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From: Wisconsin
Bikes: AllCity Nature Boy, On-one Pompino) , Fuji Roubaix road bike, Niner EMD, Voodoo Hoodoo MTB, Surly Pugsley/Krampug, Performer Midracer Custom
Topic has been discussed to death here and mtbr. General consensus = you get what you pay for. decent frames whith cheap components. Lots of satisfied owners; but you may need to check assembly on some components and wheels may go out of true.
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also its a well kept secret that riding rigid SS 29ers is the best cycling to be had on the trails..
monocog and se stout are fine bikes and ready to run right outta the box and can be had for sensible $$.. as with any bike the saddle and pedals might need adjusting to what best suits you, but thats the same with every bike either $ or $$$$...
monocog and se stout are fine bikes and ready to run right outta the box and can be had for sensible $$.. as with any bike the saddle and pedals might need adjusting to what best suits you, but thats the same with every bike either $ or $$$$...
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