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I'm actually a USA Cycling certified coach. I'd be happy to help, but you won't get anything truly "lightweight" in that price range unless you go used. I just sold
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I'm actually a USA Cycling certified coach.
 I'd be happy to help, but you won't get anything truly "lightweight" in that price range unless you go used. I just sold a 22lbs bike for $1000 to a friend and feel like I gave it away!! If your going to be riding trails often it's best to save a little money and get a bike with a component set that can handle the abuse. I like to stick to the rule of Shimano SLX(mountain) 105(road) equal or better. LMK if you have questions or PM me and I can give you my cell Last edited by Meulen; 10-23-2014 at 09:19 AM. |
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