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Logan
a Cross Country Rider
from Salem, Oregon United StatesDate Reviewed: November 16, 2001
Strengths: It's a good frame if your just starting out and is also good to upgrade. It came with quility shimano STX/RC rear deraler. RST 281 fork and good aluminum wheels.Weaknesses: It's heavy. Doesn't have very good componets (front deralers, brakes, stem and bars)Bottom Line: If you want a cheap bike that is worthy to be raced, go with the Crest. It won't disapoint you.
Favorite Trail: Mahaima
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$430.00
Purchased At: Local bike shop
Bike Setup: Rock Shox Judy fork, XT rear deraler, LX front deraler and brakes. LX levers and shifters. Mavic CrossMax wheels with IRC mythos tires. Titec seat post, stem, and bars. Sella Italia Flight seat.
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Anders
a Cross-Country Rider
from VisbyDate Reviewed: June 24, 1999
Strengths:
Great components
Nice paintjob
Fine-handling
Nice price
Groovy paintjobWeaknesses:
No front suspension
WeightyBottom Line: This bike rocks pretty damn hard for the price. Relaxed and natural handling that eased me right back onto the single-track, even though I used to ride a full-susser (damn you, f___ing thieves!) I'm already feeling pretty confident doing some speed. I'll be adding a front shock a$ $oon a$...It's a real kick-ass bike at this price, I can't see any reason not to buy it if it fits your wallet. And if you're aiming for something more expensive... why not take this and buy some ______ (insert favourite beverage/hobby item) instead? I doubt that this bike will disappoint.
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Similar Products Used:
Parkpre CrMo bike
Merida CrMo bike
(Somewhat lower
components,
~ same price)
Bike Setup:
Straight out of the box.
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