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Any experience with a Giant Yukon SX or Kona Four? They're about all I can think of for a decent all-round DS bike with a budget of no more than $1800. Use is general trails, eg Manly Dam, Red Hill etc, not out to win XC comps (and not a lot of choice at that price range). The Giant seems well spec'd for the price, although a tad heavy. I imagine the Kona would be similar if not heavier though? Edit: Found the weight of the Giant, 15.3kgs. Last edited by Eggyolkeo; 11-20.-2007 at 12:11 AM. |
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Any particular reason you want a duallie vs. a hard tail? FS bikes that are sub 2.5k tend to be too heavy, have cheaper parts, and the bushings/bearings aren't exactly top of the line stuff either, all meaning that it could be a very high maintenance bike. Below 2k, most people are better off looking at a hardtail, and you can get very well specc'd hard tails in this price range. n |
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Yep - it was the bit where I got flung off my hardtail on the Manly Dam track where it's got hundreds of those rocks sticking out. And when I saw a guy on a FS go down a rock-face section without hesitation where I was carrying my hardtail down ![]() I know what you're saying....it's a tough one, but I think I'd prefer the ability to tackle more, over being able to go fast if you know what I mean. |
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