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trouble deciding between two bikes

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  1. After lots of searching the best(cost to performace ratio) HT dirtjumping type bikes I have found are the Haro Escape 8.3, and the Norco Sasquatch.
    Both retail for about $1000(I am not sure the price on the Haro, this was listed on mtbr.com) US and the Haro seems to be spec'd slightly higher (mainly the front fork is a Marzocchi DJ2 w/20mm axle, the Norco has a DJ3)
    Which one would you buy?
    http://www.norco.com/bikes/2004bikes/sasquatch.htm
    http://www.harobikes.com/2004/escape83/

  2. Go for the haro which I believe is around 1300 dollars. Haros are a great value and you get a lot for your money.

  3. Get the Norco Sasquatch because it's lightweight( Iknow it because I test ride it before) and affordable which I think is less or about $1000 U.S.

  4. Just found out I can pro-deal mountain cycle, so I'm going to go with the build a bike option on their hardtail/freeride frame.

  5. Well, good luck then.

  6. i just bough the haro escape 8.1, a pretty big difference between the 8.3. I havent had much a chance to do any jumping on it but if you want to do some xc'ing its pretty decent aswell

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