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daemonoid |
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 Posted: 17:49 - 29 Mar 2013 Post subject: Trek marlin... |
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I now have one...
5km for my first ride and now I'm enjoying a nice sit down. I remember when I was fit! ____________________ current: ducati monster 750
past: hyosung gt250r, bajaj pulsar 180, hyosung gt 125 comet
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First time out on my voodoo hoodoo today in the local woods and i thought my heart was about to explode....but now home and feel much much better. Might go to chicksands bike park on sunday...  ____________________ Cbr1100xx blackbird gone, mk4 golf gt tdi chav now
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daemonoid |
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I have almost no idea, I'm a complete noob as far as bike tech goes. I didn't even know what a 29er was before I went in the shop, all I knew was that I wanted a bike for road riding and a bit of downhill fun. I did see the rest of the trek 29er range and the frames were identical, it was just the other bits that changed the prices. ____________________ current: ducati monster 750
past: hyosung gt250r, bajaj pulsar 180, hyosung gt 125 comet
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The Tot |
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Yeah, I went to my LBS when I was looking for my cycle to work bike last year. It was a choice between the Marin and the 4300. I went with the 4300 because i felt that it fitted me better and that the componentry was better spec'd compared to the Marin - hydraulic disks instead of cable etc. Now that I'm getting more confident on the trails, I'd want something that'll demolish roots and ruts better. Saying that, 26-ers are more nimble though. ____________________ The Tot 2007 Yamaha R1 4C8 2002 Yamaha FZS1000 Fazer &
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