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Make sure whatever you get has boost spacing, through axles and has what are common standards now for seat tube id, preferably tapered headset and hydraulic disc brakes.
With getting into it now, you're catching the market at a major low on pricing when you compare it to the past 3yrs.
Feel free to hmu if you have any questions, I'm happy to help.
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Originally posted by Tx Redneck View PostMake sure whatever you get has boost spacing, through axles and has what are common standards now for seat tube id, preferably tapered headset and hydraulic disc brakes.
With getting into it now, you're catching the market at a major low on pricing when you compare it to the past 3yrs.
Feel free to hmu if you have any questions, I'm happy to help.Whos your Daddy?
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Originally posted by kingjason View PostThis right here. My bike store told me they are loaded up on inventory. Also you can't hardly give a used bike away. Buy something on market place or something. I have not been riding much, been walking the dogs three times a week. It is a win win. Even though my busted ass foot is still giving me problems.
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Originally posted by Craizie View PostAny recommendstions on brand(s) or model(s) to look out for on market place?
Honestly, I bought my last MTB from bikesdirect. Got it in 1 day, as they are in Dallas. Built it in 30 minutes, never one issue.
TX Redneck has blown out more MTB miles then anyone I know in the last few years. Good source of info.Whos your Daddy?
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If you're wanting a hardtail, I'd look at Canyon Stoic, Commencal Meta HT, Ragley MMMBOP and Nukeprook Scout are all solid options, with the Ragley being a steel frame. A lot of ppl prefer steel for its compliance and aesthetics, but they will weight a lil more compared to an alloy frame. Marin makes a solid, well priced HT as well.
For full squish, Specialized Stump Jumper Evo is a sick trail bike, Yeti Capra Core is sweet, Yeti are solid frames, Polygon Sisku T7 is a solid bike as well, especially for the kit and price. I just realized I forgot Giant and Scott. Santa Cruz, while a lil more pricey, they offer lifetime pivot bearing replacements for free(I don't know if the user has to pay shipping or not).Last edited by Tx Redneck; 04-26-2023, 06:36 AM.
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Just ordered my first full squish bike. I got the Core 1 29er. https://us.yt-industries.com/products/bikes/capra/
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Originally posted by Tx Redneck View PostJust ordered my first full squish bike. I got the Core 1 29er. https://us.yt-industries.com/products/bikes/capra/
No way I'm paying that much money just to fuck myself up.
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Originally posted by Craizie View PostThat thing looks SICK. I threw up a little when I saw the price tag, though.
No way I'm paying that much money just to fuck myself up.
If you are legit interested in getting into biking, you know I squeak when I walk, I can point you in the direction of some solid options, just post up your intended riding.
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I've never ridden a MTB before, only BMX style bikes... I'd like to check them out and see if I like it as I live near a MTB trail up here in Frisco (although it was cut in half due to the PGA golf courses).Originally posted by stevoNot a good idea to go Tim 'The Toolman' Taylor on the power phallus.
Stevo
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