Downhill Mtn. Bike
Mar 22, 2006 | 08:48 PM
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From: Durango, CO
Downhill Mtn. Bike
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Norco A-Line Dowhill Bike: Front Fork=Marzoochi Monster T, 8" of travel
Rear adj. 6"-8" of travel
Brand New 24" rear wheel and tire.
Very Fast and Strong, Ridden Lightly only a handfull of times. I'm not extreme enough to ride this bike.
$1600 / obo
Also have body-armor, pads, and helmet
"Should you lay down your hard earned dead prime ministers or presidents for an A-Line? Absolutely. The VPS has become the ride of choice for the rapidly expanding freeriding cult, and with good reason. The people at Norco pride themselves on offering frames so strong that Paul Bunyan himself would have a tough time breaking, and the A-Line is certainly no exception. It's a burly bike that's made to handle the abuse that season-pass holders can dish out without complaint.
The component spec Norco has assembled on the A-Line is a great combination of performance and affordability. How they have managed to offer an excellent, long-travel, big hit bike for $3400 is beyond me, but I think it's safe to say that next summer I'll be ogling a whole lot of A-Lines in the lift line at Whistler."
Norco A-Line Dowhill Bike: Front Fork=Marzoochi Monster T, 8" of travel
Rear adj. 6"-8" of travel
Brand New 24" rear wheel and tire.
Very Fast and Strong, Ridden Lightly only a handfull of times. I'm not extreme enough to ride this bike.
$1600 / obo
Also have body-armor, pads, and helmet
"Should you lay down your hard earned dead prime ministers or presidents for an A-Line? Absolutely. The VPS has become the ride of choice for the rapidly expanding freeriding cult, and with good reason. The people at Norco pride themselves on offering frames so strong that Paul Bunyan himself would have a tough time breaking, and the A-Line is certainly no exception. It's a burly bike that's made to handle the abuse that season-pass holders can dish out without complaint.
The component spec Norco has assembled on the A-Line is a great combination of performance and affordability. How they have managed to offer an excellent, long-travel, big hit bike for $3400 is beyond me, but I think it's safe to say that next summer I'll be ogling a whole lot of A-Lines in the lift line at Whistler."
Mar 23, 2006 | 08:01 AM
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From: Elko, NV
bump for a bling ride and a good price 
Mar 23, 2006 | 11:47 AM
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From: Edmonton AB
I agree, nice ride for the money! I'll pass the word to fellow riders
Mar 23, 2006 | 11:52 AM
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From: Durango, CO
thanks guys...
Apr 11, 2006 | 09:09 PM
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bump...
Apr 18, 2006 | 08:51 AM
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From: Bangkok, Thailand
try MTBR.com you might move it faster
good luck and bump for you
good luck and bump for you
Apr 18, 2006 | 10:42 AM
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From: Between a rock and a hard place, AZ
After wiping up my drool, bump for an awesome bike! :great"
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