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Hey man, if you ever decide to go riding around the bozeman area, let me know. I'm here pretty much the entire year. Me and my buds are going to be biking a lot this year. Oh, and I've got a '02 Gary Fisher Sugar 4+
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Originally Posted by oly884
Hey man, if you ever decide to go riding around the bozeman area, let me know. I'm here pretty much the entire year. Me and my buds are going to be biking a lot this year. Oh, and I've got a '02 Gary Fisher Sugar 4+
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Sounds good. I was there last weekend for the snow. I hit up Bridger on Friday, Big Sky on Sat, and caught the free ticket to Moonlight on Sunday. Fresh pow everyday. why can't every weekend be like that?
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selling hydraulic disc brakes
Just a side note, I'm selling some hydraulic disc brakes on ebay. The auction starts 3/26/05 at 3 pm mountain time.
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That is nice.
I had looked at the Giant NRS2 a few years back, and also test rode one at a local shop.
I have not kept up on bikes as of late, but when some Boeing bucks start rolling in the near distant future, I intend on getting a very nice one.
One of the requirements will be disks all around, as the trails I use to ride up at Greenwater are wet & dirty, and discs do better in that environment.
I had looked at the Giant NRS2 a few years back, and also test rode one at a local shop.
I have not kept up on bikes as of late, but when some Boeing bucks start rolling in the near distant future, I intend on getting a very nice one.
One of the requirements will be disks all around, as the trails I use to ride up at Greenwater are wet & dirty, and discs do better in that environment.
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Originally Posted by keisur
Hey Miles, The wife got her Blur in. man, that things nice!
Oh, Nice bike ewarnerusa!
Oh, Nice bike ewarnerusa!
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Originally Posted by anthraciterunner
Nice bike. Did it come with disc brakes? If not, is it just a straigh bolt on mod?
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Originally Posted by anthraciterunner
Nice bike. Did it come with disc brakes? If not, is it just a straigh bolt on mod?
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Originally Posted by bike4miles
Cool deal. Bet it's good riding weather already down there in AL. I've spent 13 hours this week riding in rain, snow, and 40 mph winds. Just gotta do it though if I want to win any races.
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Originally Posted by ewarnerusa
my previous bike had the frame and fork ready for discs, but I needed new hubs/wheelset and new shifters to make the conversion to discs. once the total cost of upgrading started adding up to several hundred dollars I just decided to put that money towards a newer and better bike.
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my wife's specialized was about 23lbs, hehe, now this Blur is like 27. but I think it's tough enough for what she does so the trade-off between weight and durability is acceptable.
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Originally Posted by bike4miles
Haha, funny thing is my bike came with Avid mechanical discs and I spent a ton of money going back to v-brakes. I liked the discs ok but they just added a lot of wieght to the bike with the heavy wheel set. I'm now running some good ol' avid rim brakes with Mavic 517/King wheel set. Before my suspension seat post an a few othere items my bike was 21.5 pounds. Now is't colser to 23.
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Originally Posted by ewarnerusa
are you a weight weenie?!! haha, just giving you a hard time. I've been lusting after disc brakes for acouple years. I love them now that I have them. I'm not sure what my bike weighs, but it is noticeably lighter than my old Giant Warp. I think that one is 34 lbs!
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