Now I have avid ultimates instead But you're right, discs are must have soon. I want to get avid's juicies... but they are a bit expensive... specialy because I have to do an international order and pay a lot of taxes in order to get them ( it is +48% on real price)How come no discs?
Well said! Have a look at the **** I own! I will tell you, I did my first 5000km on a catalogue-jobbie (the "Capriolo" depicted in my gallery) and it did me no harm at all..!Big Kahoona said:Hi
Any bike is a good bike for getting fit. If your riding is mainly in an urban environment then the bike you have is fine. Just keep pedling and you will soon find you are getting faster and your mile tmes will come down.
Good luck
HowardSteele said:I've got a Scott genius,the MC 50 is the baby in the range and it still came out with Avid single didget v's all the newer mod's have disk
I have since the last post upgraded to a Scott MC30,got it at a bargin" hey the XT disc's are great and the xt crank bb preferable over the shimano bb.
I have honda.jaz said:Salsa Bandito built & specced to my personal requirements
[lang=de]Hi djorzguldjorzgul said:my best friend
scott genius rc10 scandium 2
full xtr/red chris king headset /hugi-mavic wheels/sid dual air - no lockout, that is the only thing I will change soon... and the saddle of course... it is confortable but not pretty...
and a pic.
Big Kahoona said:Cyclist14 said:What kind of XC bike do you have?
i have two bikes. A Giant ATX 890 and a Scott MC30 Genius carbon.Ride X-country
twinsrule said:I don't know if it counts as a mountain bike (no suspension) but i have a GT Palomar.
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