hardcore xc/ all mountain
robbierobrob
Posts: 223
hi,
could anyone suggest a replacement frame for my marin b17?
does anyone know of an equivelant frame?
thanks
could anyone suggest a replacement frame for my marin b17?
does anyone know of an equivelant frame?
thanks
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kona caldera
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Cove Stiffy, Orange Sub ZeroDreaming of a Flowing, Downhill, Singletrack, Double jumping, Hardtail paradise0
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Marin Northside Trail 8)Learn on a Hardtail or be crap forever!0
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BikerDan wrote:Marin Northside Trail 8)
nice frame, I have one, but its the same frame (apart from some slightly different angles) to the Higher spec B-17 and the top spec Rocky Ridge, so there's no point in him getting one! lol
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For how long a fork?0
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130, possible a bit more0
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Kinesis Pha5e? Or a Maxlight XC1200
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i've looked at the pha5e, i really like, but i cant stretch my budget that far. i am willing to go second hand, got at most 200 pounds for a frame.0
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dmr switchback any good?!!?!0
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wouldn't really class a switch back as Hardcore XC/ FR, bit fragile for that i would say.Dreaming of a Flowing, Downhill, Singletrack, Double jumping, Hardtail paradise0
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On One Inbred 456, Identiti Mr Hyde FRXDreaming of a Flowing, Downhill, Singletrack, Double jumping, Hardtail paradise0
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looks like we have a right mouth watering list of do anything hardtails forming here
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The Saracen zen 2 - awesome - direct competitor to the b17.
Marin & Saracen pretty much invented the concept of agressive xc bikes, saracen with the zen series and marin with b17/rockyridge.
Orange crush - 150mm travel?
Cove stifee
Dmr exalt
Steel or alu frame?0 -
Na dont need the Crush go and try the Orange 5 AM
What i have
Or the Orange 5 Pro
These are hard hitting trail bikes that weigh from 28lbs
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go second hand!
As long as you know what you want and don't mind waiting a couple of months.
I got an unused Kona Stuff for £320, a Marin Rocky Ridge that had been ridden twice, for £500, and my dad found a Marin Eldridge grade a few months old for £510.
give the bike a good checking over before you actually buy it. Try http://www.bikemagic.com/classifieds/se ... il&sp=&v=10 -
haha...i own a claud butler cape wrath d27...well you might be lukin for a bit mor but it is a realy gud bike at a pretty cheap price tag
gd luk on findin a bike up, up, up, down, up, up, down, up, dowwwn...yep sounds good to me
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i would say a Cove stifee frame good finish and a nice stiff frame that handles every thing that get thrown at it. well worth the money0
