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Re: Upgrades

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  1. "Brad McColm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    What is the fastest way (other than the obvious trading up) to take some
    weight off a Giant Boulder SE for around $300 canadian?


    Brad: I wonder if it makes a great deal of sense to spend money to try to
    take weight off an already heavy bike. The type of bike the Boulder is,
    Mountain/Mix, uses relatively inexpensive (and relatively heavy) components.
    To replace wheels or components with lighter ones wouldn't gain you anything
    significant. To achieve a worthwhile weight loss might take some serious
    dollars, but then you still have a somewhat heavy frame.

    Might I sincerely suggest you ride your Boulder and enjoy it, meanwhile
    saving money (start with the $300cdn that you've budgeted for your weight
    loss) for a new lighter bike, later. You also will be in a better position
    to know what you want, need and like. And at the end of the riding season
    there are some fantastic deals to be had as dealers try to clear their
    showroom floors.

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