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Toddski · 02-14-2003, 04:51 AM

Hey there Jeremy.
I have a Diamonback X-Link that i got for christmas two years ago.

I too am new to the sport. My Diamondback works out great for me.
I think i paid $500 for mine. Being on the lower pay scale my bike is a little heavy but the componets work great.
I tried some of my friends bikes that cost three times as much and feel that i have the better deal. I keep up with them and i'm comfortable on my bike. It's just so hard to see someone spill on a bike that cost $2,000:eek:

I would stick with a full suspension. Its such a nice ride.
You can tune the rear shock if you get too much bounce.

Hope this helps a bit

02-14-2003, 04:51 AM	#11 (permalink)
Toddski Contributing Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Graham, Wa. Posts: 936	Hey there Jeremy. I have a Diamonback X-Link that i got for christmas two years ago. I too am new to the sport. My Diamondback works out great for me. I think i paid $500 for mine. Being on the lower pay scale my bike is a little heavy but the componets work great. I tried some of my friends bikes that cost three times as much and feel that i have the better deal. I keep up with them and i'm comfortable on my bike. It's just so hard to see someone spill on a bike that cost $2,000:eek: I would stick with a full suspension. Its such a nice ride. You can tune the rear shock if you get too much bounce. Hope this helps a bit __________________ Todd '91 4runner SR5. OME 901 coils, Bilstein shocks, 31" Wildcountry TXR Tires. Lightforce Lance 140 offroad lights.