rj
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Post by rj on Nov 15, 2016 15:16:44 GMT 8
Mga bossing pa help naman ako kung paano magbou ng trailbike beginner lang po ako salamat.
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Post by anthrax76 on Nov 15, 2016 17:36:33 GMT 8
first things first
built bike vs. assembled, mas mahal ang assembled kahit na pareho ng components nung built.
if you're on a tight budget, you'll get a better deal with a built bike. most built bikes don't come with a straight groupset but that doesn't mean it won't perform well. heck, my last 3 bikes eh chopseuy ang drivetrain, maayos naman tumatakbo, nasa pag-aalaga lang.
Within budget, pasok na pasok yan for a trail ready hard tail built bike. get a bike fit first, meron sa competitivecyclist.com, search mo lang yung bike fitting. tapos dala ka ng tape measure para maisukat mo yung mga bike na tama a 'yo. then decide from there kung ako ang pinaka pasok sa budget.
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Post by simplej0ys on Nov 16, 2016 11:25:12 GMT 8
when you say 'trail' bike, do you mean a 'proper' trail bike having slack HTAs? or you mean to say a MTB that is good to go on trails?
if the former, kulang ang budget na Php12K i'm afraid.
but if the latter, then: (copy-pasted from another thread)
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for the new ones na balak bumili pa lang ng MTB:
1. get a bike fit 2. within budget, go buy the bike that fits. 3. ride and have fun, all along getting to know what type of riding you like. 4. DO NOT UPGRADE. SAVE the money for your next 'PROPER' bike. Having in mind the type of riding you want to do. 5. time passes, with money saved, skills built up, confidence high 6. now go buy that fvckin new bike!
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Post by xmayor on Nov 17, 2016 10:07:35 GMT 8
just to add: kung dehins ka maselan, you can opt for second hand bike or parts. IMO, your 12k budget can get a decent 2nd hand trail bike. abang-abang lang sa mga shops... madaming riders ang may upgrade syndrome! hehe!
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Post by ice on Nov 17, 2016 15:53:08 GMT 8
Mga bossing pa help naman ako kung paano magbou ng trailbike beginner lang po ako salamat. imho, practicality and cost-wise, start with built-bike which revolves around a branded or semi-branded frame. in that case, should you decided to take the sport seriously, it would be easier for you to upgrade/ change the components/ parts. should you decided on this, get a bike fit. This also depends on your usage of the bike (technically a trailbike fits between a cross country bike and an all-mountain set-up) currahee!
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Post by xmayor on Nov 17, 2016 22:47:51 GMT 8
A 27.5 coratec built bike with altus drive train is at the 12k price range. You might want to check it out. 😊
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Post by anthrax76 on Nov 18, 2016 14:12:01 GMT 8
legit ba yung corratec? parang lahat halos ng nakita kong corratec frame dito bootleg eh.
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Post by xmayor on Nov 22, 2016 21:56:30 GMT 8
the 12k, 'class A' is how they classify it. so technically, it's a fake.
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