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28-10.-2003, 08:58 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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Whoops, I should tell you, it's a 1997 Specialized Hard Rock Comp. At the time, all the Hard Rocks were steel frames. My father (who is just getting started in mountian biking at age 56) bought a Hard Rock Comp 2003 version this year and it came with an aluminum frame and the entire bike looks so different than mine. He's been satisfied with it though so far.
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29-10.-2003, 05:52 AM
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oh, could you tell me what kind of components are on your bike? front and rear derailers, shocks, brakes, etc..? thanks |
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