Diamondback .
2007-04-02 09:05:53
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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As far as off road cycling I would recommend a Gary Fisher. The Mongoose was a good bike to learn on and the Giant was a good bike to start exploring some more technical challenges. Just last year I bought the Tass from Fisher and I love it. The frame is strong and is supported at all the right spots where I have had problems before. Also it allows flexibility so that you can upgrade the components as you progress or find them necessary. I have taken this bike on some excellent adventures and the only problem I have is keeping my wheels true.
good luck
2007-04-04 02:36:40
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answered by Emergency Man 1
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At what price point, and which type (mountain, road, bmx, etc.)?
I don't know much about road or bmx, but for mountain, some of the best are Titus, Turner, Ellsworth, Jeff Jones, Moots, Santa Cruz, Rocky Mountain. This are usually not the largest bike brands, but they make the best bikes. And usually, you buy the frame only and then build the bike with what you want. But sometimes they do offer complete bikes.
About big name brands, Specialized, Cannondale, Trek, Giant, Merida are very good, each one has it's own benefits or such. They mostly offer complete bikes, and usually have the same bike with different level of components, for example, Specialized offers the Stumpjumper on different trims. Sometimes you can get frame only, but mostly you buy the complete bike.
There are important differences in each brand, not just the components. Some bikes are made in the USA, but most are built in Taiwan. Even then, design usually comes from USA. Even when two bikes are made at the same factory, there are different aspects that set each brand and bike apart, like tubing and welding, and the geometry design makes big differences, as well as build processes.
2007-04-02 10:29:39
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answered by Roberto 7
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Diamonback is a low to mid high quality motorbike business business enterprise. no longer the terrific with the help of a protracted shot. Huffy is one on the worst. Makes like: Cannondale, Trek, appropriate, Felt to call basically a number of many are perfect of the line. motorbike fees run from $50 or so for a huffy variety motorbike at Wal Mart to $8000 or extra. Many avid cyclists spend $one thousand to $2000 on a motorbike.
2016-12-15 14:16:23
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answered by ? 4
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This depends upon what you want your bike to do, what kind of riding etc. and the price band.
Diamondback are good at the lower end, but would disagree that they are the best, since they only cater for the lower price bracket. Giant Trek Scott and Specialized have better accross the board ranges and price points.
If you want hand made, Cannondale. You might also look at small Titanium manufacturers. You might just look at superbikes that are carbon fiber art work race replicas with a £5K price tag.
Personally, I like Giant, Scott and Specialized. For a mid range, good value machines Claude Butler. Overall, Giant.
Luck
2007-04-02 23:09:11
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answered by Alice S 6
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Whatever fits your riding style the best. All companies hang the same components off their frames at a given price point, so the only difference is the frame. Trek, Specialized, Fisher, Yeti, Ellsworth, Scott, Dean, Fuji, Iron Horse, GT, Schwinn, Santa Cruz, Foes, Ibis, Kona, Intense, Turner, Cannondale, Diamondback, KHS, Rocky Mountain, Marin and Jamis all make very good bikes at different price points.
See your local bike shop to find the one that's right for you.
2007-04-02 09:32:23
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answered by Anonymous
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Since 95% of the bike frames out there come out of the same couple of factories in China, The names on the frame really aren't important. You should focus on:
1. The quality of the components that hang on them
2. The fit to your body
3. The fit to your riding style
2007-04-02 09:43:43
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answered by Anonymous
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There are sooo many----it depends if you're into cross country, freeriding. dirt jumping or going downhill----that's a vast selection----You prefer cool dynamic looking hardtails? Trek,Giant, Kona, Specialized, Felt, are just available! Dual suspension? this is rather a HUGE miasma of brands----Intense,Santa Cruz,Ellsworth, Rocky Mountain, Iron Horse are just samples. ( OK...Yeti, GT, KHS, Seven, Titus and MORE)-----select your weapon. And HAMMER!
2007-04-02 20:06:03
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answered by hummerhead2002 7
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In my dealings with bikes, the best I have ever found is a Diamond Back. It is so smooth to ride. I think you would enjoy this one. Let me know what you decide to do. Go luck and happy riding....;-)
2007-04-02 09:14:24
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answered by whenwhalesfly 5
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Elite
2007-04-05 10:13:22
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answered by kdlfadjf 1
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According to my brother moongosse, diamondback, BMX and GT are the best... He has 2 GMX (more affordable) and a BMX
2007-04-02 09:06:34
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answered by Anonymous
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