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03 April 2003, 10:00 PM
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Trying to get fit again and I've just snapped the frame 
of my cheap 'n cheerful mountain bike.
So I need a new one but can't afford something really deluxe.
Suspension is good but not essential. Decent gears vital and the lighter the better. I can collect within reason.
Talk to me, people...
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of my cheap 'n cheerful mountain bike.So I need a new one but can't afford something really deluxe.
Suspension is good but not essential. Decent gears vital and the lighter the better. I can collect within reason.
Talk to me, people...
S(imon)B
04 April 2003, 03:00 PM
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Hi Simon
Was wondering how tall you are/ how much cash you're looking to spend. I've got a 17" Orange P7 bike with Pace Forks up front that I don't ride anymore.
It's a really nice combination between lightness and strength. It's got Shimano LX gearing apart from the rear mech (XT), handbuilt wheels, Scoobysport exhaust la la la. It's a 24 speed setup
I'm down in London as well. If you want to know more drop me a line.
Mike
[Edited by Mike P - 4/4/2003 4:03:03 PM]
Was wondering how tall you are/ how much cash you're looking to spend. I've got a 17" Orange P7 bike with Pace Forks up front that I don't ride anymore.
It's a really nice combination between lightness and strength. It's got Shimano LX gearing apart from the rear mech (XT), handbuilt wheels, Scoobysport exhaust la la la. It's a 24 speed setup
I'm down in London as well. If you want to know more drop me a line.
Mike
[Edited by Mike P - 4/4/2003 4:03:03 PM]
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