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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Whats would you say is the best stock hardtail for under $800?
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Check the Kona or Giant end of years these next few months....you can swing some great deals.
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gary fisher makes some great hardtails as well as trek.
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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iv got a GF marlin. wondering if i should upgrade in a few years.
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Upgrade parts or upgrade bike? If you think the bike is a good base for upgrading, then go for it, otherwise make sure you have a good base. ![]() In my case, I got a cannondale jekyll as my base, and I've already upgraded alot of the components, doubling the cost of my bike. I'm neurotic though ![]() Just depends on your intention.
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