what kind of bicycle you had?
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i am rocking an 07 marin palisades trail. love it. decided to move on from the old steel frame i was riding, and got talked into this over the hawk hill. glad i went for the upgrade.
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Growing up I had Specializeds and Gary Fischers (sp?). The last bike I had was an awesome Santa Cruz mountain bike, but that was stolen and I never replaced it.
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Yes, they sometimes have radar guns and will give you a ticket. Max speed is 15mph though people regularly fly faster than that. Thing is, on some of the hills you just cannot stop or slow if you come around a bend and someone is parked sideways in the middle of the trail picking their nose.
I have overheated my old original brake pads here once too. No problems at all after the Avid Juicy Ultimates.
I have overheated my old original brake pads here once too. No problems at all after the Avid Juicy Ultimates.
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I'm trying to get my P3 back to stock, so i can do some XC with wombatsauce/DH instead of straight DH.
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Those inverted triple forks are for sale! 7 inches, all air fork. So nice. Handled every trail at Whistler! RST Sigma $200
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Those inverted triple forks are for sale! 7 inches, all air fork. So nice. Handled every trail at Whistler! RST Sigma $200
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Actually its carpet. They are nice to lay on if you are working under the car, but a pain in the butt if you want to keep any stains off of them. The plus side is they are removable one at a time, so you can wash them (I haven't yet).
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