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got a carrera kraken for chrimbo, looks good feels good any one had one of these before cheers |
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nyle wrote: > got a carrera kraken for chrimbo, looks good feels good any one had one of these before Strict regime of antibiotics should clear it up. Bill "HTH" S. |
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"S o r n i" <sorni@bite-me.san.rr.com> wrote in message news:CCCIb.35977$C87.7764@twister.socal.rr.com... > nyle wrote: > > got a carrera kraken for chrimbo, looks good feels good any one had one of these before > > Strict regime of antibiotics should clear it up. > > Bill "HTH" S. > > :-) Nice one Bill I've got a Kraken SE (which I guess is a slightly higher spec version) and I'm really happy with it although I'm beginning to think I should have bought a smaller frame but that's another story (and another thread on this group). I've actually just sat down after a 12 mile XC run and really enjoyed it, even cleaned the bike properly afterwards! I'm no expert but I'd say you've got a bike that will get you started in MTBing and keep you happy for a good while. Sure, you can get better bikes and maybe one day you'll move on (as I'm planning to soon - to perhaps another Carrera, the LRS2) but, in the mean-time, enjoy. You can read a couple of reviews here: http://www.bikemagic.com/review/revi...=15469&v=2&sp= If you're interested, the manufacturer of the Carrera brand bikes is http://www.merida.com Finally, the wife has a new Carerra Banshee which is quite a similar spec to the Kraken but is a full sus bike. For the money (she's not quite as serious about riding as I am) it's not a bad bike either. Later, Fred |
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>>got a carrera kraken for chrimbo, looks good feels good any one had one of these before > > > Strict regime of antibiotics should clear it up. LOL!! |
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I dont understand why people are knocking down this make. I never thought my bike would have lasted after the first week with me, and it has. |
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Vassilios wrote: > I bought a carrera Fury... i really treated it badly (im the worst cyclist).. ran into walls > (really hard)., fell over seriously loads of times... WE WANT VIDEO!!! Bill "boring Monday" S. |
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"Vassilios" <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message news:l5RVb.37733$Su4.35739@fe15.usenetserver.com... > Nyle wrote: > > got a carrera kraken for chrimbo, looks good feels good any one had one > > of these before cheers > > > > I bought a carrera Fury... i really treated it badly (im the worst cyclist).. ran into walls > (really hard)., fell over seriously loads of times... and the bike is immaculate. Nothing > happened. The tire frame is strong. The brakes are good. > > I dont understand why people are knocking down this make. I never thought my bike would have > lasted after the first week with me, and it has. > > > > -- > > Thanks muchly, this is the kinda feedback I was after. Looks like i'm off to get the Kraken SE this weekend then. |
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Vassilios <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message news:<l5RVb.37733$Su4.35739@fe15.usenetserver.com>... > Nyle wrote: > > got a carrera kraken for chrimbo, looks good feels good any one had one of these before cheers > > > > I bought a carrera Fury... i really treated it badly (im the worst cyclist).. ran into walls > (really hard)., fell over seriously loads of times... and the bike is immaculate. Nothing > happened. The tire frame is strong. The brakes are good. > > I dont understand why people are knocking down this make. I never thought my bike would have > lasted after the first week with me, and it has. > If the brakes are so good how come you keep riding into walls and falling off? cheers g |
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OK - I'll explain. OK! The brakes are good!! But why i keep on riding into walls and falling over is because i just learnt how to ride a bike. It was my first bike - EVER. I taught myself. Actually, i went to halfords, bought a SARACEN .. but changed it. Its not as sturdy as the Carrera. I dont know why i never learned as a kid, but, any case, i ride pretty well now. I m still looking for someone to show me how to stand up whilst pedalling (for going up hills)?? |
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