second hard cannondale f2000 vs new hardtail
adamwarden
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How well would the above bike cope with heavy(ish) trail riding where there are steep decents and rocky terrain in places such as isle of skye? I am concerned the fork will be too stiff and not offer enough travel. I have approx œ700 to spend on a hardtail am a fairly novice rider, would I be better off with something like a new Specialized Rockhopper disc with RockShox Tora 302 SL fork 100mm?
thanks
adam
How well would the above bike cope with heavy(ish) trail riding where there are steep decents and rocky terrain in places such as isle of skye? I am concerned the fork will be too stiff and not offer enough travel. I have approx œ700 to spend on a hardtail am a fairly novice rider, would I be better off with something like a new Specialized Rockhopper disc with RockShox Tora 302 SL fork 100mm?
thanks
adam
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I would always go with a new bike, unless i knew the previous owner, and known that anything hadnt happened to the bike.
The Rockhopper seems pretty good, and it has all modern parts.
My choice would be the Rockhopper
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