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10-06.-2006, 09:35 PM
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Specialized Hard Rock Sports Model
Hi every one this is my first time on here and i have just brought my self a Hard Rock mountain bike,i would like to hear from any one thats got one or had one and what they got out of it and is this bike most suited to mountain bike tracks,as this is my first bike as a beginner i'm hoping not to be dissapointed in it's performance.cheer's Peter
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11-06.-2006, 12:01 PM
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Location: Virginia
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Re: Specialized Hard Rock Sports Model
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14-06.-2006, 02:48 PM
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Re: Specialized Hard Rock Sports Model
my brother purchased a hard rock two years ago (not sure which model) and i rode it a few times and i felt like the components were lacking for gettting power transferred from your legs to the bike in order to get up some inclines. the shifting is also not all too great. one of my bikes is a rockhopper comp that is 4 years old and is a much better value in my opinion. the components on it make a huge difference going from the hardrock to rockhopper. if you want a good value that you will be satisfied with for years to come i would say to upgrade to a rockhopper for sure. they cost about $300 more, but are worth every penny.
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