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Old 02-08-2004, 20:44   #7
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Re: Mountain Bike : Saracen Raw (Pro) - Help

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Originally Posted by Blake
Cheers, I've had a skimp around Mountain Biking UK forum, and tbh, it aint that professional..

Will ask in the local shop in Mansfield Woodhouse, see what I need, or don't need.

Aye, fun it will be
Your local bike shop is usually the best place especially if they are avid (no pun - they make brakes and levers!) riders. Think about your requirements before you go, like where you might ride what the terrain is, are you a fair weather rider only. Are you going for big downhilling or jumps, do you want disc brakes? - Will you be maintaining your own bike? Do you want regular servicing (Marin give you two free) - Suspension options are massive...

The bike in the 1st post reads OK, but given a couple of weeks I could probably write most of those parts off especially the forks and gears. I personnally would recommend Marin, Trek or Speciallized - It's worth spending a little extra if you can afford it.

How much are you looking at spending?
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