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Flanative
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I'm buying a bike. As a young lad, I was a hard core BMXer. I raced and
spent a lot of time bangin' around the city. I'm looking for something
that I can get out and thrash around the city on and also go off-road.
I want a bike that is light but can take some punishment. I also like
the leverage you can get on the front end with BMX style design. I like
a lower seat and a bit of a more straight-back position as opposed to
the hunched over, hands-in-tight-I'm-going-to-endo-any-moment design
that I've experienced with so many mountain bikes. I'm bigger and older
now so BMX is out. I've been looking at the so called urban/dirt
designs from Muddy Fox, Specialized, Cannondale, Giant, Trek, Norco and
Brodie. Cannondale seems to be one of the premier brands. I was
initially looking at the Cannondale Prophet and Judge but realized
these might be too specialized for offroad and not a good choice for
street as well. Should I confine myself to the urban/dirt models like
the Cannondale Chase or are the models like the Prohet and Judge
flexible enough to thrash aoround the pavement on? Any recommendations
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
spent a lot of time bangin' around the city. I'm looking for something
that I can get out and thrash around the city on and also go off-road.
I want a bike that is light but can take some punishment. I also like
the leverage you can get on the front end with BMX style design. I like
a lower seat and a bit of a more straight-back position as opposed to
the hunched over, hands-in-tight-I'm-going-to-endo-any-moment design
that I've experienced with so many mountain bikes. I'm bigger and older
now so BMX is out. I've been looking at the so called urban/dirt
designs from Muddy Fox, Specialized, Cannondale, Giant, Trek, Norco and
Brodie. Cannondale seems to be one of the premier brands. I was
initially looking at the Cannondale Prophet and Judge but realized
these might be too specialized for offroad and not a good choice for
street as well. Should I confine myself to the urban/dirt models like
the Cannondale Chase or are the models like the Prohet and Judge
flexible enough to thrash aoround the pavement on? Any recommendations
would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.