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Can I go wrong with this?

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  1. A sale on last year models give me a nice discount on this one

    Kinesis K6 Alu SL frame, SID Team fork, XTR 27-gear, XTR v-break, XTR
    44-32-22 crank, XTR bottom bracket, mavic XM317 rims, michelin jet-s
    tries, ABR Composite stem, handlebar and seatpost.

    Retails as much as the Specialized Big Hit 2 (compared due to price, not
    anything else) but on sale for the same price as the specialized
    stumpjumper.

  2. Geir Eivind Mork said:

    A sale on last year models give me a nice discount on this one

    Kinesis K6 Alu SL frame, SID Team fork, XTR 27-gear, XTR v-break, XTR
    44-32-22 crank, XTR bottom bracket, mavic XM317 rims, michelin jet-s
    tries, ABR Composite stem, handlebar and seatpost.

    Retails as much as the Specialized Big Hit 2 (compared due to price, not
    anything else) but on sale for the same price as the specialized
    stumpjumper.

    Don't know the frame, but nice components. ABR??? Must be a euro company?

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  3. Kenisis make aluminium frames for a lot of other manufacturers, their
    own frames are pretty well regarded even though they aren't a cool
    brand name.

  4. I think they make forks for road bikes also.

  5. kinesis does some damn good welding. they are based out of western US.
    for a while I know they were doing a bunch of the better Iron Horse
    frames, pretty sure they had a hand in the original Intense M1 frame as
    well.

    stef

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