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28-06.-2004, 06:14 PM
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down ridin
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I'm about to purchures a Specialized P.2 or P.3. But some people have been telling me that it is no good for trail or down hill is this true i'm not going to be doing massive downhill races but i don't want a bike that sucks at it  .If it does can any one suggest a bike that can downhill trail and freeride in the $1000 to $1800 range  thanks -- |
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29-06.-2004, 07:45 AM
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Re: down ridin
johngrass wrote:
> I'm about to purchures a Specialized P.2 or P.3. But some people have > been telling me that it is no good for trail or down hill is this true > i'm not going to be doing massive downhill races but i don't want a bike > that sucks at it . If it does can any one suggest a bike that can> downhill trail and freeride in the $1000 to $1800 range http://www.specialized.com/SBCBkFam...ServSessionIdr- oot=sn9f00r9wb.j27002 Find a bike shop that knows about downhill riding. VicMTB, Pushi and Spoken if you are in Melbourne. www.vicmtb.com.au www.spoken.com.au www.pushi.com.au hippy -- |
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