Trek Fuel Or Liquid

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by Sin
I AM LOOKING FOR SECOUND HAND OR NEW TREK, OFCOUSE CHEAP.

Get a liquid

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by bikefreak101
Get a liquid

Do you have Liquid ?

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by Sin
Do you have Liquid ?

I waould love to have one. I look at bikes and my advice would be to get a liquid. It mainly depends on if you race or not. If you do race, a Fuel 80 or better would be for you. If not, the Liquid would be great. I wouldn't be afraid to race with a liquid either.

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by bikefreak101
I waould love to have one. I look at bikes and my advice would be to get a liquid. It mainly depends on if you race or not. If you do race, a Fuel 80 or better would be for you. If not, the Liquid would be great. I wouldn't be afraid to race with a liquid either.

Thanks good advice.
Your mean is we were taken very funny ride and enjoy time on road , mountain, beach ...... by Liquid.

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by Sin
Thanks good advice.
Your mean is we were taken very funny ride and enjoy time on road , mountain, beach ...... by Liquid.

The Fuel 98 and 100 is actually hugher rated than the liquids. however, the fuel 90 is lower rated than the liquid 10, treks lowest end liquid

Quoted post said:

Originally posted by bikefreak101
The Fuel 98 and 100 is actually hugher rated than the liquids. however, the fuel 90 is lower rated than the liquid 10, treks lowest end liquid

I just bought a liquid 10 and if it is the low end of liquids I'd say dont waste $$$ on the high end ones. I plan to race, and from trials its gonna be a nice ride to race on. However if you have money and want to race, get a fuel 80 98 or 100 they cost more and dont take hits as well but ar good for racing.Besides mt liquid is all adj travel parts, so if I want to I'm about 1/2 and inch short of being able to freeride, or just in the range of travel to race.
Good luck.

fuel for suuuure. i like the liquid and all, but that carbon fiber fuel is oh so tasty... if it's good enough for lance, it's darn well good enough for me 😉 😄

and what's wrong with a good old hardtail?...

If you're on a budget, I'd stick with a hardtail, you'll get far more bike for your money, try the Trek 8000 or 8500, or a Specialized Stumpjumper, all very good bikes and several hundred $ cheaper than their fully suspended counterparts.