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Jeep Bikes

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  1. Who here knows anything about the quality of mountain bikes made by jeep?

  2. Most bikes branded by auto manufacturers are actually made by bike companies, just massively marked-up.

    You'll get a lot more for your money going to a bike shop to buy a bike..

  3. If it's anything like the quality of their vehicles I wouldn't even think about getting one. 😄

  4. rek said:

    Most bikes branded by auto manufacturers are actually made by bike companies, just massively marked-up.

    You'll get a lot more for your money going to a bike shop to buy a bike..

    Actually, they're pretty cheap and decently optioned, which is probably why he (and I) are looking for information on whether or not they're of decent quality. Manufactured by Ming Cycle. cyclesourcegroup.comnoname26.html Priced $263.37 at Sam's Club... but are they any good? I'm also looking at the Marin Redwood, myself

  5. Broan said:

    Actually, they're pretty cheap and decently optioned, which is probably why he (and I) are looking for information on whether or not they're of decent quality. Manufactured by Ming Cycle. cyclesourcegroup.comnoname26.html Priced $263.37 at Sam's Club... but are they any good? I'm also looking at the Marin Redwood, myself

    Hi there! I'm new to the forums.

    I have a Comanche Sahara I got last year and it's been great so far. It's quite a heavy MTB though, and has Shimano Altus hardware on front and back (good quality, not the greatest technology).

    free-almost.netjeep14.htm

    I would suggest going to the store and giving your bike of choice a good checkup, write down the hardware it has, and do a bit more detailed research or ask people in here.

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