24seven bikes

spenny
spenny Posts: 4
edited July 2007 in MTB general
hey, i think this is either my first or second post ??

any who, i was just wondering if the DEVIANT24 bike on www.24sevenbikes.com would be any good for free ride and/or jumping ??

i have a budget of around £500 give or take a hundred, if there is anything allot better for my money please share the info :) .

I'm new to bike stuff, but i love it so far on my 4 year old sarecen that i got from toys r us............. :oops: haha

thanks for any advice given

spenny :wink:
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  • jimbo-norco
    jimbo-norco Posts: 333
    Ive never actually owned a 24seven bike (someone outbid me on ebay!! :evil: ) but im sure every jumper etc on this forum will tell you theyre awesome, they look mint, and are very solid and reliable bikes! good choice!
    But another consideration, if your after a freeride hardtail, have a look at the Norco Range, because 24seven are more aimed at jumping and the Norco range are specially designed for Freeride. Just a thought!
  • spenny
    spenny Posts: 4
    how about this one ??

    im not sure, but it says its 'junior sized' does that mean its not for me ??
    i weigh 13 stone, and im about 5.10"
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  • spenny
    spenny Posts: 4
    ahhh, im such a tit....


    link

    http://www.norco.com/2007bikes/Mountain ... =1&deets=1
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  • jimbo-norco
    jimbo-norco Posts: 333
    Junior sized will mean that its meant for Kids, it has 24" wheels and probably a low(short) frame, designed for 14 yr olds maximum, it wouldnt be suitable for someone of your height I dont think, but I think the Norco range is a bit out of the price range youve set

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