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11-08.-2004, 04:04 AM
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European bikes?
I'm a roadie thinking about getting into mountain biking. I've always rode Italian or French bikes with Campy or Simplex, you know, European components. Is there any European makers of mountain bikes? I know Bianchi makes a few hardtails, but does anyone else make a full suspension bike or are they all Oriental and American makers?
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11-08.-2004, 04:14 PM
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Re: European bikes?
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There's lots of European manufacturers, many of them not available in the US. Some well known ones include Merida, Orbea, Storck, Cube, On-one, Orange and Sunn. Here's a few links: www.orbea.com www.sunnbikes.com www.on-one.co.uk www.orangebikes.co.uk ww.cube-bike.com |
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25-08.-2004, 11:02 AM
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25-08.-2004, 11:31 PM
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10-10.-2005, 03:00 AM
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Re: European bikes?
Hello,
I was reading this thred, and I am looking too for a XC or Freeride Frame.....US made Bikes and frames are extremely expensive!!!!! it I was cheking the Orange bicycles web site and for my surprise, many of the dealers in UK sale the ORANGE FIVE frame for only $1200 !!!!! Wondering if there is any way to do this purchase from here! F. Luna |
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23-10.-2005, 03:48 AM
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Re: European bikes?
hello! Saracen are england based, also 24seven are but maybe they are a lil to DH im not sure. Any how orange are too.
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29-10.-2005, 01:07 AM
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Re: European bikes?
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loads in Spain : Conor , BH , Monty , Orbea to name the biggest BH always give very good value for money and Mendiz have an mtb division but I can´t remember it´s name for now . ( kenion ? )
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