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New MTB

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  1. I am currently riding a piece of junk...

    i am looking for a new bike i have around £300 to spend and have seen this at my LBS it is one they build themselves, and i was wondering what people think.

    http://www.edinburgh-bicycle.co.uk/catalogue/detail.cfm?ID=19064

    thanks for helping

  2. link doesnt work

  3. sorry about that

    heres the spec

    REVOLUTION CUILLIN DISC '04 (£299.95)

    Frame:
    7005-series Aluminium.

    Fork:
    SunTour XC60 suspension fork 75mm travel.

    Wheels:
    Deep-section Vuelta Freeway deep-section rims.

    Quick release alloy disc hubs (freehub rear).
    Stainless steel spokes.
    Tyres: WTB (Wilderness Trail Bikes) Velociraptor 26 x 2.1”.
    Transmission:
    24-speed Shimano EZ Fire shifters.

    Shimano Acera gears.

    SunTour XCC300PB chainset 22/32/42.

    Shimano 11-30 cassette.
    Steel cage pedals - toeclip compatible.
    Brakes:
    Shimano Deore 515 disc brakes. Shimano levers.

    Handlebars:
    Flat aluminium MTB bars.

    Front-loader alloy Aheadstem. Velo 097 Kraton grips.
    Saddle: Dual fabric anti-compression saddle on alloy seatpost.
    Weight: 31lb/14.1kg.
    Sizes:
    18, 20, 22”.

    Colour:
    Black.

    i forgot to say what kind of riding i do, i do lots of xc freeriding, some singletrack medium (4ft) drop-offs but nothing too extreme

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