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16-08.-2005, 05:54 PM
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Hardrock, 4300 or 4500 Trek
Looking for some advise on which is the best bike for my needs. I'm looking for something that I can ride around town and be rough on the bike on the trail. List some pros and cons between the bikes so I can make an educated decision. All opinions are welcome, also if you know of a better bike that might fit my needs better throw it out there.
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17-08.-2005, 07:55 PM
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Re: Hardrock, 4300 or 4500 Trek
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Anyone got an opinion? |
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18-08.-2005, 01:20 AM
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Re: Hardrock, 4300 or 4500 Trek
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My buddy just bought a 4500 and he loves it. He is a big dude about 6'8" and he rides pretty hard. Our trail riding is not very hard on a bike in our neck of the woods. I have an 03' 4100 and I have beat the hell out of the bike and aside from a broken spoke here and there the frame is solid.
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25-08.-2005, 06:53 PM
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Re: Hardrock, 4300 or 4500 Trek
why limit it to just specialized and trek?
i would lean towards the specialized... what are the general specs?
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