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bighit_bandit
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hey guys,a little help if you would.ive just got my cycle schem vouvhers through(leaving the money i saved for a new bike to be spent on a new DH rig ) and i was originally gona get an enduro,but now the remedy is about aswell,and the ex 8 feels great.i cant decide,anybody got any input? :?
what do you meen,"why didnt you use your brakes?" ?
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Get them all?"Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0
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lol,in a perfect world,i'd love to.im already swappin the bighit for a demo.it would be nice to have the enduro and the ex8 thowhat do you meen,"why didnt you use your brakes?" ?0
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Not a downhill bike in the slightest, but the enduro is worth every penny I paid and would recommend, never had any problems.spammer0
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The Remedy and the Fuel EX are not DH bikes either - The Remedy is an AM bike and the EX a trail bike. I would not attempt any DH courses on either really."Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0
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no sorry guys.i meant i had been saving for a long travel xc/all mountain bike but i got the cyclescheme now so usin that for the all mountain bike and usin the money ive saved already to buy a new downhill bike,hopefully a demo,mite see if i can test a session 10 tho.i think im gona go for the enduro,feels alot more comfortable and i think after those long climbs,ill have more fun goin back down on the enduro than the exwhat do you meen,"why didnt you use your brakes?" ?0
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Makes more sense now... :oops: Personally I'd go with the Remedy, mainly because it looks so good! Definitely sounds like the Remedy/Enduro is more what you are after though. Some other options: Orange 5, Giant Reign, Marin Quad 140 series (Attack Trail, Wolf Ridge, Rock Springs)."Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0