[left]I have decided to get a Trek Fuel 70 Mountain bike.[/left]
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[left]This decision came after trying a Gary Fisher, a specialized and a Mountainsmith, I like the 2005 Axel fork because you can adjust the travel really fast, to bad the rear shock doesn't have lockout🙁 but I did not notice much pedal bob and the rear shock performed nicely when I intentionaly rode through a pothole.[/left]
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[left]Its a great bike for the price and it is worth upgrading.[/left]
Mountain Bikes · Public discussion
My future MTB
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Hey dan I completely agree with you and I need to say that you need to be ready to spend $300 dollars on rhino lites by fletcher becsuse the bontrager rims that are on there are [censored]. you also may want to upgrade the deraillers on there because deore is [censored] you need XT also be prepared to replace the fork with a minute look forward toseeing you at beatty
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William Henry said:
Hey dan I completely agree with you and I need to say that you need to be ready to spend $300 dollars on rhino lites by fletcher becsuse the bontrager rims that are on there are [censored]. you also may want to upgrade the deraillers on there because deore is [censored] you need XT also be prepared to replace the fork with a minute look forward toseeing you at beatty
Hey dan I have done some more thinking and you need to get some decent tires before you are said and done you also nee to get crank bros candySL😄
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Cyclist14 said:
[left]I have decided to get a Trek Fuel 70 Mountain bike.[/left]
[left]This decision came after trying a Gary Fisher, a specialized and a Mountainsmith, I like the 2005 Axel fork because you can adjust the travel really fast, to bad the rear shock doesn't have lockout🙁 but I did not notice much pedal bob and the rear shock performed nicely when I intentionaly rode through a pothole.[/left]
[left]Its a great bike for the price and it is worth upgrading.[/left]
so what is that compared to my "fuel99" is it your ultamate bike or the [censored] like I had
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