[blue]

So I had a thought, since most portal sites typically don't provide a full list of web retailers, we could start one here and just add to it. Just continually copy the list in each following post kind of thing maybe, adding more sites? This will probably draw flak from the LBS crowd...but my shop is closed for February...I have a valid excuse

www.ebay.com
www.pricepoint.com
www.supergo.com
www.performancebike.com
www.nashbar.com
www.jensonusa.com
www.coloradocyclist.com
www.cambriabike.com
www.greenfishsports.com
www.ecyclingstore.com

 

[Transcend]

So I had a thought, since most portal sites typically don't provide a full list of web retailers, we could start one here and just add to it. Just continually copy the list in each following post kind of thing maybe, adding more sites? This will probably draw flak from the LBS crowd...but my shop is closed for February...I have a valid excuse

www.ebay.com
www.pricepoint.com
www.supergo.com
www.performancebike.com
www.nashbar.com
www.jensonusa.com
www.coloradocyclist.com
www.cambriabike.com
www.greenfishsports.com
www.ecyclingstore.com

Could be a good idea, also including what they specialize in, and reviews and experiences. The problem is, it may not fly with RM as we have a small store section coming online soon, where shops can pay for the service.

 

[Discostu]

www.go-ride.com , www.universalcycles.com , www.dropnzone.com , www.aebike.com ,

 

[Ridemonkey]

So I had a thought, since most portal sites typically don't provide a full list of web retailers, we could start one here and just add to it. Just continually copy the list in each following post kind of thing maybe, adding more sites? This will probably draw flak from the LBS crowd...but my shop is closed for February...I have a valid excuse

www.ebay.com
www.pricepoint.com
www.supergo.com
www.performancebike.com
www.nashbar.com
www.jensonusa.com
www.coloradocyclist.com
www.cambriabike.com
www.greenfishsports.com
www.ecyclingstore.com

Sweet, its a list of companies responsible for all you having to endure these crap ads all day!

 

[rpk1988]

www.wheelworld.com
www.webcyclery.com
www.mojowheels.com

 

[-dustin]

www.unrealcycles.com

 

[Ridemonkey]

www.webcyclery.com

Long time sponsor, and greatly appreciated here at RM.

 

[bullcrew]

www.icyclesusa.com
they take paypal.

 

[fuzzynutz]

www.danscomp.com

 

[-dustin]

www.empirebmx.com

 

[blue]

No no no, my idea was this:

Copy over the person before you, ala...:

www.ebay.com
www.pricepoint.com
www.supergo.com
www.performancebike.com
www.nashbar.com
www.jensonusa.com
www.coloradocyclist.com
www.cambriabike.com
www.greenfishsports.com
www.ecyclingstore.com
www.go-ride.com
www.universalcycles.com
www.dropnzone.com
www.aebike.com
www.wheelworld.com
www.webcyclery.com
www.mojowheels.com
www.unrealcycles.com
www.icyclesusa.com
www.danscomp.com
www.empirebmx.com

And just keep copying the list into a new post and adding your new site...

 

[Transcend]

Ah, robbing page rank from RM probably isn't such a great idea (by outlinking 8 million times)

 

[firetoole]

bestbikebuys.com

this site is pretty cool you can search parts for most of the big Eshops
and it will give you price comarison

 

[firetoole]

who is the best for DH Freeride stuff?

 

[binary visions]

who is the best for DH Freeride stuff?

Go-Ride.com is about the best of any shop I've talked to for DH/FR parts and knowledge.

I guess I don't understand the value of just a huge chunk of store links? You can go to Google and plug in "bike parts" to find stores, but without some kind of information about what they specialize in, experiences you've had with them, etc., it just turns into a bunch of meaningless links that you have to click through one at a time...

 

[berkshire_rider]

http://www.bikeman.com/

Especially for anyone who lives in New England. They are in Bath, Maine and you will get your order's in 1-2 days, but only pay for regular ground shipping. Plus, they are a real bike shop.

 

[rpk1988]

Long time sponsor, and greatly appreciated here at RM.

Really? I bought a bash guard from them....but then I found out that it didnt fit my bike. That was when I was bike illiterate(sp??). They are a good dealer.