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is this a decent backup frame?

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RideMonkey

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Originally posted by Heidi
Never heard of it, and I don't know anyone who rides one. Sorry.
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Sorrys not good enough. I want you to go to your closest Supergo and investigate this frame ASAP!

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FlipSide

FlipSide

Turbo Monkey
Sep 24, 2001
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I guess you get what you pay for. It might be decent as a backup bike...but it probably isn't a great choice of frame to build up your dream bike.

Why do you need a backup frame? You already planned to break your bike? :confused:
 
Heidi

Heidi

Der hund ist laut und braun
Aug 22, 2001
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Originally posted by RideMonkey


Sorrys not good enough. I want you to go to your closest Supergo and investigate this frame ASAP!

:monkey:
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Quit picking on me you big meanie!
 
NRSracer

NRSracer

Jamis Slayer
Sep 7, 2001
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Originally posted by FlipSide

Why do you need a backup frame? You already planned to break your bike? :confused:
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i just have all the extra parts because i snapped a jamis frame and i was going to buy a giant frame, but the entire bike was only $1000, and the frame was going to be $800, so i just bought the entire bike. plus i've snapped 2 frames since june:angry:
 
binary visions

binary visions

The voice of reason
Jun 13, 2002
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I've heard decent things about the Access frame, actually. I believe they're made by Pacific (I might be wrong about that though), and while it's not going to be any great shakes, I think it'd do damn well for something to ride while you nice bike is out of commission. I almost bought one. Damn ugly stickers, though. :rolleyes: They put the stickers under the clearcoat so it's gonna be a pain to remove 'em.

But yeah, buy it. :D
 
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