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Chris Banks
a Racer
from Ft. CollinsDate Reviewed: April 26, 2005
Strengths: The paint is sweet! I ride my bike really fast and everybody thinks thats cool. Sometimes when I ride fast I pretend the red paint is like flames on my bike.Weaknesses: THe availability. They only made a limited number and I would like to have 2 because I love it.Bottom Line: If you buy this you are stupid! like me!
Favorite Trail: The Trailhead to Steakout
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$170.00
Purchased At: Recycled Cycles
Similar Products Used: Specialized big hit 2007. I demod it cause I am sponsered by alot of big name companies.
Bike Setup: Stock
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Brett
a Cross Country Rider
from San Antonio, TexasDate Reviewed: January 26, 2003
Strengths: Decent bike for the money.Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: I bought this bike on a whim when I spotted it at a local sports store. It stood out from all the Huffy's and Murray's it was lined up with. I was looking for an inexpensive town cruiser and commuter bike I wouldn't cry over if it got ripped off. The bike has pretty low end components, but they work fine. Don't bother upgrading. It has a good ride and the frame doesn't flex when I crank the pedals on hills. I weigh 200+. I put slicks and upgraded pedals to take toe clips. Also added gel pad to seat. I use it mostly on pavement, but have taken it on fairly smooth single tracks and fire roads and it does fine. Not a bike for crashing down hills. If you want a cheap bike, this one is fine. Very similar to the Trek 800 I had a few years back.
Favorite Trail: Pavement, OP Schnabel
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$199.00
Purchased At: Academy Sports
Similar Products Used: Trek 800, Specialized Rockhopper
Bike Setup: Stock with slicks, pedals and seat upgrades.
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bill chaclefsky
a Downhiller
from canadaDate Reviewed: October 8, 2002
Strengths: strenghts? are you kidding me? there are absloutely no concievable strengths to this bike. The very first ride on it i ever took on it ended in disaster. I went donw a very easy trial, took maybe a 2-foot drop, and broke the bottom bracket. after decidedin to continue down without peddeling, i almost immidiately bent to fork hitting a rock, a small rock. Again, it was still ridabel, so i did my best to continue. Finally reaching the bottom, i attempted to stop before a road so that i wouldnt get hit. well. there were no brakes either. i got hit by the car, had thus no bike, and still had 5 miles to go back to the bottom the trail. i hate mongoose with a fiery passion! evr since they have been bough out by pacific, there stuff hyas turned to crap, just like everything pacific makes.Weaknesses: dont make me rant againBottom Line: i think u know the bottom line
Favorite Trail: mootown point
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$160.00
Purchased At: toys r us
Similar Products Used: there is nothing like this bike, i'll give it that much
Bike Setup: BAD
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Hardkore DH
a Downhiller
from SaskatchewanDate Reviewed: May 6, 2002
Strengths: WOW!!!!! An amazing dh bike for drops and downhill. I put a monster T on and i couldnt be happier. This thing is soo damn amazing and im glad i spent the 10 grand. Yesterday i hit a 25 foot drop and the plastic cranks held up fine.Weaknesses: Not everyone can afford one.Bottom Line: oooooooo! ahhhhhhhh!
super dee duper
Favorite Trail: my hilll
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$10000.00
Purchased At: HardKore bike shop
Similar Products Used: INtense M1, Kona stinky 9, Cannandale gemeni, norco vps team dh
Bike Setup: factory nothing. New frame and components.
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