I am thinking of a new bike for 2004. I am going for either a s-works fsr/epic or a scalpel 4000.
Any thoughts on preference? Thanks in advance.
Kurt
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I am thinking of a new bike for 2004. I am going for either a s-works fsr/epic or a scalpel 4000.
Any thoughts on preference? Thanks in advance.
Kurt
Trukweaz said:I am thinking of a new bike for 2004. I am going for either a s-works fsr/epic or a scalpel 4000.
Any thoughts on preference? Thanks in advance.
The one that fits you better and that you'll ride more.
Bill "seriously" S.
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Quoted message said:Trukweaz said:I am thinking of a new bike for 2004. I am going for either a s-works fsr/epic or a scalpel
4000. Any thoughts on preference? Thanks in advance.The one that fits you better and that you'll ride more.
Bill "seriously" S.
having said that, the Epic's going to be able to be fit to you easier 'cause it uses standard 1.125"
forks. I had an F3000 that I JUST COULD NOT make work right. Finally sold it in frustration 'cause I
really did like that little bike...
FWI hear, the plain Stumpjumper with the 3-way rear shock is a better thing. I haven't ridden
either, but I hang out at the Supergo across the street a bunch...
Mike
(Trukweaz) said:I am thinking of a new bike for 2004. I am going for either a s-works fsr/epic or a scalpel 4000.
Any thoughts on preference? Thanks in advance.Kurt
I have a scalpel 4000 and my daughter has an epic... both are great bikes .. you can't go wrong with
either one.
charlie
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