Yes, good point. Good to have on a carbon frame

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Apr 9, 2020
4:33:34pm

joeycougar Contributor

Yes, good point. Good to have on a carbon frame

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What mountain bike should I buy?

whoneedscorners?

4/9/20 12:31pm

What about a Huffy. They still in business? They cost like $75

valleus

4/9/20 12:35pm

Here is a recent thread with recommendations on mountain bikes

kcca

4/9/20 12:37pm

have you checked Coloradocyclist for deals?

byuwahoo

4/9/20 12:41pm

Pinkbike just reviewed that HT and liked it, but the price for the spec is high

Jazzyturtle

4/9/20 12:59pm

That's a great deal on that Canyon. Thanks

whoneedscorners?

4/9/20 1:36pm

Consider a trusty Liahona to guide you on earth’s dirt paths

4/9/20 1:21pm

I've ridden Santa Cruz for years

mtnbiker

4/9/20 1:30pm

I'm a huge fan of Ibis bikes and the DW link suspension. The carbon Ripmo (V2)

joeycougar

4/9/20 1:47pm

I agree with this, but if you get a carbon SC used, you may not get the warranty

Jazzyturtle

4/9/20 2:27pm

Yes, good point. Good to have on a carbon frame

joeycougar

4/9/20 4:33pm

Good stuff. Thanks

whoneedscorners?

4/9/20 3:09pm

I would go with the Hightower or the ripmo. Both are bikes I would buy.

diluigifan

4/9/20 7:48pm

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