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Where are you dave :-)
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Posted: 2005-04-27 10:02:51
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sorry mate havent been on 4 a while...
im gettin a pool table on saturday....i gues that doesnt have much to do with bikes but im well exitied
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Posted: 2005-04-27 14:09:35
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the sides of the penis...
@ayush- i'm from manila
just a simple entry level cross country bike.. just assembled it myself
a lemon yellow gt avalanche 1.0 chassis
shimano Deore Xt all the way
mud tires, DNM oil pressure forks.. and disc brakes...
just entry level set-up maybe worth 800$.. @ayush i do think you should think twice before buying those bikes, hell, my bike ain't like Davo's or others' KOna but compared to a standard MTB, i could really feel the difference... btw ayush, how do you intend to use the bike nywei? cross country or for simple road biking only?
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Posted: 2005-04-27 15:03:45
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@dave why don't you buy a new bike? @bj for city use mainly . So what is your suggestion? Those bikes aren't good right? :-(
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Posted: 2005-04-27 17:06:45
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mtb... meh! the roads over here in the UK arent as good as some places like Australia and U.S but they r still good enough to ride road bikes on without any problems...
I just this weekend completed my first proper bike event which was a couple of circuits of a place called The Wirral in Liverpool.... Was about 30 miles and i completed it in just under an hour an a half so i was well pleased.... plus i managed to get myself sponsorhip from a local company for my 100 mile bike race/ride in sepetember.... They decided to give me £500 for sponsoship AND £500 towards updating my bike with some new parts.... like cleets, new cadence computer, new racing shoes and all my clothing for the days ride etc etc... with a little bit left over to get my number 1 wanted item.... A specialized aero helmet.... pure aerodynamics with no weight at all and a lot of style!!!
I cant wait... once i have done it i will post some pics of me an ma bike an the ride itself... take care peeps...
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Posted: 2005-04-27 21:22:18
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Believe me, the roads here may not even be good for an mtb to ride on! Btw, congratulations and best of luck!
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Posted: 2005-04-28 01:34:38
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@ayush for main city? i think that's good enough for a road mtb bike.. just don't do wheelie or brake like Mission impossible 2.. even if you're roads are made of humps, you're mtb can still be used... make sure if you buy that buy that bike for road use, never forget to bring emergency bike tools
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Posted: 2005-04-28 08:05:04
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So i should purchase bike tools?
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Posted: 2005-04-28 08:19:37
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all you really need is an adjustable crescent, a hand pump, tube repair kit and maybe some allen keys
my parents bought the table, but trust me, if it were up to me id get a new bike
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Posted: 2005-04-28 09:48:13
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Why you't they let you choose? Btw dave that bikes will cost me about 133 aus $ how's that?
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Posted: 2005-04-28 10:06:46
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