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27-04.-2006, 10:59 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: perth wa
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Shimano Or Sram
I KNOW THAT EVERYONE HAS THERE FAVORITES AND LIKE TO STICK WITH ONE THING BUT CAN SOMEONE PLS ADVISE ME WICH IS THE BETTER OPTION TO GO FOR
SHIMANO DEORE LX GEAR OR SRAM GEAR. AS I AM NOT TO SURE WHAT IS BETTER AS I THINK THIS MIGHT BE THE DESCIDING FACTOR IN A NEW BIKE AND ALSO IS THE JUDY J2 OR THE JUDY J3 MODEL FORK GONNA BE ABLE TO SURVIVE SOME SEMMY RUGGED BUSH WORK  |
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27-04.-2006, 11:19 AM
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Re: Shimano Or Sram
SRAM all the way. I have both. Hate Shimano offroad. Sram kicks its ass.
Dunno nuttin about those forks.
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'05 GF Cake DLX SRAM X-9, 'Zocchi MX Comp, Avid BB7 Trek Equinox 7: 105, all stock, all fast '99 GT XCR5000: LX/XT, Avid SDs, Judy XC ------------------------------------------------------ Life is short, ride hard. BONZAI!!!! |
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27-04.-2006, 05:33 PM
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Re: Shimano Or Sram
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Thats good coz that rienforces what u said earlier when i asked what i should get giant alias or gt avalanche as the giant comes with sram and gt comes with shimano. so at the moment im looking at the giant coz i think it is also a lighter bike with the fluid formed frame and its sexy matt black cheers bloke p.s where are u from ? |
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29-04.-2006, 02:57 PM
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Re: Shimano Or Sram
I'd go for SRAM....all the way.....that includes Avid & truvativ
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BlackGold Specialized Hardrock Sport A1 aluminum alloy frame, RST Gila T6 fork, Specialized Pro Race-X 2.0 tires, Alex Rims DP-20, SRAM X-7 shifters, SRAM XS-3 rear drailleur, SRAM 11-34 cassette, Truvativ i-Flow crank & chain rings, Tektro 6" disc brakes, Specialized BG saddle.....upgrading as budget permits. |
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30-04.-2006, 07:52 AM
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Location: Tampa, FL
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Re: Shimano Or Sram
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I'm serious, stop laughing.
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'05 GF Cake DLX SRAM X-9, 'Zocchi MX Comp, Avid BB7 Trek Equinox 7: 105, all stock, all fast '99 GT XCR5000: LX/XT, Avid SDs, Judy XC ------------------------------------------------------ Life is short, ride hard. BONZAI!!!! |
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