Really? 32 pounds doesn't seem like a whole lot to me. But those dudes in the magazine get paid to put words on a page, so they'll b!otch about anything. The Slayer is sure cool, not quite as cool as a Stinky, but still cool.
Freeride bikes
- Thread starter I Are Baboon
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Fubar, thanks for the review!! 
"Suggested retail" might be $2155, but it's all who you know! 
(unfortunately, I know no one)
Seems to me that bike prices PLUMMET in the off-season. Buy that bike next September, and it'll probably run you $1600-$1700.
"Suggested retail" might be $2155, but it's all who you know! (unfortunately, I know no one)
Seems to me that bike prices PLUMMET in the off-season. Buy that bike next September, and it'll probably run you $1600-$1700.
Really? I haven't noticed that..But that is S-W-E-E-T. I'll probably buy my Stinky next Sept then.Originally posted by I Are Baboon
Fubar, thanks for the review!!
(unfortunately, I know no one)
Seems to me that bike prices PLUMMET in the off-season. Buy that bike next September, and it'll probably run you $1600-$1700.
I don't know anyone either. In fact, I make more enemies at nearby bike shops than I do friends.
But that is only because they don't know anything.
Freeriding is riding FREE of limitations.Originally posted by FlipSide
You're right vitox, at least concerning what a perfect freeride BIKE is (or should be).
What is still not so clear is what freeriding is really.
I doubt we'll settle this anytime soon...and I guess it's the beauty of it!
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Just a thought but there are alot of god deals on the NSMB site. And with the exchange rate your bound to find a smokin' deal on a freeride bike. Check it out.