cheapest site for surly LHT frame and fork?
#2
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From: San Juan/Gulf Islands
Bikes: Bridgestone Grand Velo, Evans Randonneur (custom), Moser 51.151, Surly LHT & Pacer, Kona/FreeRadical, Trek 730, Trek 510
Here in the US it's probably JensenUSA however in the long run I think you (and your community) would be better served by your local bike shop (LBS): A) it brings more money to your community, in turn to you as well and B) you can always talk a bike shop down on a price especially now (I know, I'm an LBS owner). Ask them to knock off $150 off of the price and see where it takes you. If it doesn't work there go to the next one, there are a lot of great shops in Ontario.
Good luck and cheers!
Good luck and cheers!
#3
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From: Ontario
Bikes: 2009 LHT, 2009 Kona Jake, 1992 Trek 850 Antelope
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$20 cheaper $480 plus GST shipped
I would go the LBS route too.. unfortunately I don't have many options where I live.
$20 cheaper $480 plus GST shipped
I would go the LBS route too.. unfortunately I don't have many options where I live.
#4
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From: A land that time forgot
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Surly has an MSRP policy, why not just get it at your LBS and quit trying to save a few bucks by shopping the internet.
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what size are you after it's possible i could be selling my thorn sherpa frame fork size 51 cm 100% perfect nick.
and the wheels 599 sun rhyno new schwalble supreams or marathon plus.
i won't no for sure if im selling but if i am it would be in the next few weeks .
and the wheels 599 sun rhyno new schwalble supreams or marathon plus.
i won't no for sure if im selling but if i am it would be in the next few weeks .
#6
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From: Central Coast, CA
Bikes: Surly LHT, Specialized Rockhopper, Nashbar Touring (old), Specialized Stumpjumper (older), Nishiki Tourer (model unknown)
Don't forget Ebay. I see LHT's there fairly often. You don't save much, but you might save $100 for an almost new frame (or complete.) Just a thought.
#8
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From: San Luis Obispo, CA
Bikes: Cannondale CAD3, Soma Saga
I just ordered one from bikepartsexpress.com. It was $430, but for a first order on the site, they knock off 10%, so $43 off and only $15 in shipping. Total cost was $402.
#9
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From: Vancouver, Canada
MSRP, as far as I know for the LHT complete (not checked out frame/fork) is 1799 compared to around 1100 in the US. I could easily get it in the US for about 900 new at the right store. I've found it here for about 1500 with tax.
Also, our dollar is on par, or nearly.
I think it's fair to try and save some money now and then.
#10
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From: Edmonton....Burrrrrrrrr
Bikes: 2006 Norco Mountaineer
Oh good, I'm not the only one who noticed. But not just Surly products, pretty much every darn thing that isn't made in Canada. Considering we pretty much only make aerospace products, nuclear reactors, trains and software and the rest is natural resources that means pretty much every consumer good costs more. Now, if we were all buying new subway commuter trains we could get a deal!
#11
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Oh good, I'm not the only one who noticed. But not just Surly products, pretty much every darn thing that isn't made in Canada. Considering we pretty much only make aerospace products, nuclear reactors, trains and software and the rest is natural resources that means pretty much every consumer good costs more. Now, if we were all buying new subway commuter trains we could get a deal!
#12
Here in the US it's probably JensenUSA however in the long run I think you (and your community) would be better served by your local bike shop (LBS): A) it brings more money to your community, in turn to you as well and B) you can always talk a bike shop down on a price especially now (I know, I'm an LBS owner). Ask them to knock off $150 off of the price and see where it takes you. If it doesn't work there go to the next one, there are a lot of great shops in Ontario.
Good luck and cheers!
Good luck and cheers!
Next week I will set an appointment up for them to make the minor adjustments needed and expected for a new bike.
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