Help with new bike

"SndSysLtd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If money was no object, what do you all think is the best
choice for a

mountain

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bike. Mainly cross country with a little down hill. I
currently own a

Schwinn

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Home Grown full suspension and want to upgrade. I'm
looking at the

Specialized

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S-Works, but (as you can tell from my "vintage" bike) I
haven't shopped in

a

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long time. I'm tired of running into you young guys (and
gals) on the

trails

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and have you say "that's a cool bike, how old is
it?"....jeeezzz Thanks

For hardtails, you can find two nice ones on the
Boston area.

Money is no object, you said.... ifbikes.comifbikes.comOpen ↗
sevencycles.comsevencycles.comOpen ↗

Seven offers a FS frame, and IF will be, but don't know much
about FS frames. If FS is what you want, some of the guys
here can offer some suggestions.

Money no object! What about performance? Look at that
Ferrari designed beast, £6000 I saw one for in the UK looks
like a FS Trek but a bit more expensive. Why not get a few.
1 x Full Sus, 1 x hard tail (giant carbon with sid team
forks and full XTR spanking!) 1 x jump/urban bike.

K

"SndSysLtd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20040512174603.11161.00001261@mb-
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Quoted message said:

If money was no object, what do you all think is the best
choice for a

mountain

Quoted message said:

bike. Mainly cross country with a little down hill. I
currently own a

Schwinn

Quoted message said:

Home Grown full suspension and want to upgrade. I'm
looking at the

Specialized

Quoted message said:

S-Works, but (as you can tell from my "vintage" bike) I
haven't shopped in

a

Quoted message said:

long time. I'm tired of running into you young guys (and
gals) on the

trails

Quoted message said:

and have you say "that's a cool bike, how old is
it?"....jeeezzz Thanks