trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
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Arsie said:
trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
HTF should we know?
Bill "get the shinier one" S.
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Arsie said:
trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
Depends on your intended use. Assuming it's boat anchor, get
the heavier one.Matt
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Arsie said:
trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
Which fits you better?
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trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
Red ones are faster...................
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trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
Eeenie, meenie, miney, moe..........
Looks like it doesn't matter.
<shrug>
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"Arsie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
Arrange them alphabetically and then take the first one
in the list.Dave
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trek 6700 or marin wildcat ?
Marin: FRAME
Tubing: 7005 Aluminum A-XC Oversized Edge Top and Down
Tubes, CNC Bridge at Seat Stay Fork: Rock shox, 70-115mm,
Judy SL U-Turn Preload Adjuster Headset: WTB Momentum Comp
ST Threadless 1 1/8"DRIVE TRAIN Shifters: Shimano Alivio Front Derailleur:
Shimano Alivio Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore Cassette: 8
speed, 11-28 Chain: IG 31 Crankset: TruVativ Five D 42/32/22
Bottom Bracket: TruVativ Cartridge Sealed Brakes: Hayes HFX-
9 Full Hydraulic Disc Brake Levers: Hayes HFX-9 with Alloy
Levers WHEELSRear Hub: Shimano Disc 32 Hole Front Hub: Shimano Disc 32
Hole Rims: Mavic XM-117 Disc 32 Hole Spokes: DT 15 gauge
Black Stainless Tires: IRC Back Country 26"x 2.25"SADDLE / BAR / STEM / PEDALS Saddle: WTB Speed V Comp with
Love Channel and Comfort Zone Seat Post: Comp Alloy Micro
Adjust Handlebar: DH Rise Bar Stem: 3D Forged 4 Bolt
Threadless with 7 Degree Rise Grips: Dual Density Pedals:
BMX PlatformTREK FRAMESET: FRAME: Alpha SLR aluminum FORK:
RockShox Pilot SLWHEELS: WHEELS: Alloy front, Shimano rear hub; Maverick rims
TIRES: Bontrager ACX, 26x2.2", 52/54DRIVETRAIN: SHIFTERS: Shimano Deore FRONT DERAILLEUR:
Shimano Deore REAR DERAILLEUR: Shimano Deore LX CRANKSET:
Bontrager Select 44/32/22 w/ISIS CASSETTE: SRAM 970 11-34, 9
speed PEDALS: Shimano 505, cliplessCOMPONENTS: SADDLE: Bontrager FS 2000 SEATPOST: Bontrager
Sport HANDLEBARS: Bontrager Select, 25mm rise STEM:
Bontrager Sport 5/10 degree HEADSET: Aheadset, semi-
cartridge, sealed BRAKESET: Alloy linear pull w/alloy leversDISC OPTION: BRAKESET: Hayes HFX-9, hydraulic disc WHEELS:
Alloy hubs; Bontrager Maverick rimsBased on specs alone: Both are aluminum frames, so they're
the same. One might fit better though. FORKS: Marin's
slightly better. Wheels: DT spokes on the Marin, which
suggests it might be a tad better. DRIVETRAIN: Marin has a
couple more Alivio parts, givng the nod to the Trek. The
Trek also comes w/ clipless. BRAKES: disc is standard with
Marin, extra on Trek. Unless you're really going all out,
disc is overkill. I've never had them.SUMMATION: I just wasted 7 minutes.
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