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Joe
a Weekend Warrior
from All Over USADate Reviewed: April 17, 2004
Strengths: Great Bike.I move a lot because of my job and everywhere I go I ride the local trails.Frame is 6061 Aluminum,has Positrack front suspension,Sachs 24 speed Araya TM 820 Double walls, Shimano "V" Brakes, Shimano 8 Speed Cartridge and Tioga Psycho tires.Cant beat the price!Weaknesses: could use a better suspension but you hardly notice it...Bottom Line: If you ride for fun but still like great response from your bike go get a Pacific Nomad, you won't be dissappointed!
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Price Paid:
$300.00
Purchased At: target
Similar Products Used: Wife owns Pacific 3.1 Aluminum Elite, almost same specs but only 21 speeds,still an awesome bike for only $179!
Bike Setup: Sachs 24 speed, Velo seat, Positrack Suspension, Araya TM 820 Double walls, Shimano "V" Brakes, Shimano 8 Speed Cartridge, Zenith handle bars, Nomad Pacific 6061 Aluminum Frame,Tioga Psycho tires
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bryan shriver
a Weekend Warrior
from State College, paDate Reviewed: November 4, 1999
Strengths:
Everything, good bike for the money. I've raced it a little and did well. Strong responsive frame, reasonably light. When equpped with v-brakes not much more to ask for. A new front shock would be an improvementWeaknesses:
Front shock is stiff and non-adjustable. Mine came with cantilver brakes which were easily replaced with v-brakesBottom Line: Great bike for the price. Any Pacific is worth buying, especially for the money.
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
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Sam D.
a Weekend Warrior
from ARDate Reviewed: October 23, 1999
Strengths:
Great ride for priceWeaknesses:
Freewheel not CassetteBottom Line: Can't beat this bike for the price
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
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Steve Strunk
a Weekend Warrior
from Richmond, VADate Reviewed: April 21, 1999
Bottom Line: I've owned this bike for a couple of years and haven't had any problems with it. Pacific has also improved this bike over the last two years. Mine came with Shimano Acera-X components and alivio brakes. The shock is a cheap RST but the frame and seat provide a great ride. I ride pretty smooth trails so I haven't really tested it yet. A good entry bike. My wife just bought the Pacific 2000 and it was only $139 with an aluminum frame and good V-brakes.
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
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