Everybody is different, but if it were me and I was only keeping one of the MTB's, it would be the NRS, just because I believe it to be the most versatile of the bikes listed. Plus I'm a big fan of full suspension.the_internet said:Hello All,
I've been reading these forums for a couple of weeks but this is my first post so a newbie here.
Due to a family downsizing (divorce) I am down to a much smaller living space and now have more bikes than I can ride.
I have a 2003 Trek 1500 road bike
a 2002 Giant NRS XC Bike dual suspension
a 2003 GT Avalanche 0.5 hardtail
a 2004 Specialized P.1 singlespeed
I like to do all kinds of riding though I have done about 50/50 road and MTB up to this point.
The P.1 is the newest of the bunch and I had fun this spring doing a little bit of jumping/urban riding with it
The GT Avalanche was the wife's (mens frame though) and I had not ridden it until a couple of weeks ago. I was very impressed with the speed and handling. She and I were about the same height so only minor adjustments were needed to make it fit me.
Lastly the oldest of the bunch is the Giant which has logged a good bit of trail and road miles since for awhile it was my only bike.
Anyway I have decided that I am keeping the road bike and also at least one MTB. The rest I am going to sell I think. I am slightly leaning toward selling off the Giant and maybe the Specialized but I am not sure.
Any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.
What bike(s) to get rid of?
Hello All,
I've been reading these forums for a couple of weeks but this is my first post so a newbie here.
Due to a family downsizing (divorce ) I am down to a much smaller living space and now have more bikes than I can ride.
I have a 2003 Trek 1500 road bike
a 2002 Giant NRS XC Bike dual suspension
a 2003 GT Avalanche 0.5 hardtail
a 2004 Specialized P.1 singlespeed
I like to do all kinds of riding though I have done about 50/50 road and MTB up to this point.
The P.1 is the newest of the bunch and I had fun this spring doing a little bit of jumping/urban riding with it
The GT Avalanche was the wife's (mens frame though) and I had not ridden it until a couple of weeks ago. I was very impressed with the speed and handling. She and I were about the same height so only minor adjustments were needed to make it fit me.
Lastly the oldest of the bunch is the Giant which has logged a good bit of trail and road miles since for awhile it was my only bike.
Anyway I have decided that I am keeping the road bike and also at least one MTB. The rest I am going to sell I think. I am slightly leaning toward selling off the Giant and maybe the Specialized but I am not sure.
Any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.
I've been reading these forums for a couple of weeks but this is my first post so a newbie here.
Due to a family downsizing (divorce
) I am down to a much smaller living space and now have more bikes than I can ride.I have a 2003 Trek 1500 road bike
a 2002 Giant NRS XC Bike dual suspension
a 2003 GT Avalanche 0.5 hardtail
a 2004 Specialized P.1 singlespeed
I like to do all kinds of riding though I have done about 50/50 road and MTB up to this point.
The P.1 is the newest of the bunch and I had fun this spring doing a little bit of jumping/urban riding with it
The GT Avalanche was the wife's (mens frame though) and I had not ridden it until a couple of weeks ago. I was very impressed with the speed and handling. She and I were about the same height so only minor adjustments were needed to make it fit me.
Lastly the oldest of the bunch is the Giant which has logged a good bit of trail and road miles since for awhile it was my only bike.
Anyway I have decided that I am keeping the road bike and also at least one MTB. The rest I am going to sell I think. I am slightly leaning toward selling off the Giant and maybe the Specialized but I am not sure.
Any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.
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