HAs anybody seen a kent Yukon XL?
08-18-06, 07:40 AM
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HAs anybody seen a kent Yukon XL?
I was looking at Wal mart's website and saw
https://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=4994756
Has anybody seen one yet. It has STI, and 3 available frame sizes.
https://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=4994756
Has anybody seen one yet. It has STI, and 3 available frame sizes.
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If you're looking for a bike, try looking for a used one. My 2 years used OCR3 was $300 CAD, and it doesn't weigh 26lb =)
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Originally Posted by HWS
Looks a lot like a Denali.
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Originally Posted by cydewaze
lol, yes. I think it's a double chainring version of the Denali, for those "hard core" roadies.
Could you also call it the "Denali Pro"?
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It is certainly a big step up from the Denali. The fact that it has multiple sizes is a departurefrom form for Wal-Mart.
I would still look elsewhere for an entry level bike.
I would still look elsewhere for an entry level bike.
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26 pounds? Dude, that's heavy as hell for a road bike.
Seriously, go to a bike shop and buy something decent or check the used market. Don't buy a bike from wallyworld.
Dude, that's heavy as hell for a road bike.Seriously, go to a bike shop and buy something decent or check the used market. Don't buy a bike from wallyworld.
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Wow! That is the PRO version;
* Frame type: Your choice of a 20", 22" or 25" frame
* Frame material: Aluminum
* Suspension: Aluminum fork
* Gearing: Shimano Tourney 14-speed gearing
* Brakes: Shimano STI shifters with integrated brake levers
* Tires: 700 x 25C tires
* Frame type: Your choice of a 20", 22" or 25" frame
* Frame material: Aluminum
* Suspension: Aluminum fork
* Gearing: Shimano Tourney 14-speed gearing
* Brakes: Shimano STI shifters with integrated brake levers
* Tires: 700 x 25C tires
