Mtn bike?
05-30-2004, 03:37 PM
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Mtn bike?
I'm looking for a new mountain bike. I'm into more hairy things, so weight isn't as big of a deal to me. But i'd still like it around 27lbs or so. Front or full suspension, preferably a smaller, better manufacturer....
Any recomendations?
Any recomendations?
05-30-2004, 05:35 PM
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I 
my Trek.
It'* about 20 lbs, 21 speed, aluminum frame.
Mine has no shocks, but I like to feel the road. It'* held up VERY well, not to mention that it'* a very similar color to your car
--Christine
my Trek.It'* about 20 lbs, 21 speed, aluminum frame.
Mine has no shocks, but I like to feel the road. It'* held up VERY well, not to mention that it'* a very similar color to your car
--Christine
05-30-2004, 05:42 PM
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I have a schwinn now, they were good before they went under, now they're not so hot...
Rocky Mtn is one i'm lookin at
those canadian fellers know how to build them. Also Norco, Kona, etc.
Rocky Mtn is one i'm lookin at
those canadian fellers know how to build them. Also Norco, Kona, etc.
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Originally Posted by Jim W
I love my Schwinn...does me well.
Rocky Mountains are really nice bikes, and Shimano components is where its at
Rocky Mountains are really nice bikes, and Shimano components is where its at
and the trek is about 4 years old with heavy use, looks brand new (wish i had a digital cam)...our family had bad luck with Schwinns...
Jim, if you can throw your bike in the rora, we should go out to the country and go biking if we have some offtime during BVille Fest. 
--Christine
