Hello, another newbie from North Wales
Hello Ladies,
I have never had a mountain bike before, I have just bought, the 4500 Trek WSD. It was a choice between this one and the Myka Specialized Elite. I chose the Trek because it doesn’t have disc brakes but the ability to fit some at a later date...
Have i made the right decision??
Thank you for your time
Ceri x
I have never had a mountain bike before, I have just bought, the 4500 Trek WSD. It was a choice between this one and the Myka Specialized Elite. I chose the Trek because it doesn’t have disc brakes but the ability to fit some at a later date...
Have i made the right decision??
Thank you for your time
Ceri x
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Hello,
You've made a good first choice so don't worry. I started off with the 4500 what seems like many years ago now, for the simple reason that the frame is good (the parts are a bit pants), but if you put money in the frame you can upgrade later.
Mine got to the point 5 months down the line that the frame was the only original thing left on it, so i sold it and went to a Scott Scale 30 after that and now i've gone full sus with a Lapierre Spicy 516 and a Zesty 714 so i'd recommend starting saving, as now you've got the bug you'll notice a rapid decrease in your bank balance, or is that just me?!Trek 4500
Scott Scale 30
Lapierre Spicy 516
Lapierre Zesty 714
Scott Speedster
Lapierre R Lite
Soon to be added Lapierre Pro Race or Froggy 718 if i can convince the hubby!0 -
Haha thanks for that i needed some reassurance on my purchase... I have noticed a massive decrease in my bank already just with buying accessories. x0
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Yep that's where they get me, anything red and anodised and it's a case of "where do i sign?"Trek 4500
Scott Scale 30
Lapierre Spicy 516
Lapierre Zesty 714
Scott Speedster
Lapierre R Lite
Soon to be added Lapierre Pro Race or Froggy 718 if i can convince the hubby!0 -
My first mountain bike nearly two years ago was the Trek 4500 WSD, great bike! After about 9 months I upgraded to disc brakes (Avid Juicy 3s, a birthday present from Mr Toast), and a set of 2nd-hand Rebas to replace the fork.
Although I'm very attached to it, I realised it was a little on the short side for me, and recently (as in this weekend just gone!) upgraded to a Stumpjumer FSR Elite. I'm plotting on turning my Trek into my commuting bike, so he doesn't get too sad sat in the shed.0 -
How are you finding your Stumpjumper?I ride like a girl
Start: 16.5.x Now: 14.10.8 Goal: 11.7.x
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Ditch Witch wrote:How are you finding your Stumpjumper?
Awesome, really, really nice ride. I'm getting some MG1 pedals for it, and planning on getting some chunkier grips as the ones on it are a bit weedy, but other than that it's perfect!0