Comments on: What is the best deal out right now for a mens 26" Mtn Bike? http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm Fri, 18 May 2012 08:42:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: cant_think_of_1 http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1577 cant_think_of_1 Tue, 24 Aug 2010 01:14:45 +0000 http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm#comment-1577 www.bikesdirect.com http://www.bikesdirect.com

]]> By: George Boysum http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1574 George Boysum Tue, 24 Aug 2010 01:14:45 +0000 http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm#comment-1574 Get a promo code for a discount or free shipping for any online retailer. Just search the store url at: http://www.EmployeePerk.net It will bring up all valid / current promo codes and discounts for the store. This is a free, quick and easy way to save some money on all your online purchases. I hope this helped you save some cash, Georgie Get a promo code for a discount or free shipping for any online retailer. Just search the store url at: http://www.EmployeePerk.net

It will bring up all valid / current promo codes and discounts for the store. This is a free, quick and easy way to save some money on all your online purchases.

I hope this helped you save some cash,
Georgie

]]> By: mtrlbiker http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1575 mtrlbiker Tue, 24 Aug 2010 01:14:45 +0000 http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm#comment-1575 If you pay a cheap price, you will get a cheap bike. It will be heavy, and probably poorly assembled. Parts will wear out quickly, and require replacement. There is no secret formula for building a good bike that will allow one company to build something better at a much lower price. In low priced bikes, less is more. Avoid suspension, it will add weight and reduce the quality of all the other parts. There is a good reason why a $120 bike gets bad reviews, it is a piece of junk. Think of your bike as a long term investment. If you buy quality at the start, you won't be back in the market for another one next year If you pay a cheap price, you will get a cheap bike. It will be heavy, and probably poorly assembled. Parts will wear out quickly, and require replacement. There is no secret formula for building a good bike that will allow one company to build something better at a much lower price. In low priced bikes, less is more. Avoid suspension, it will add weight and reduce the quality of all the other parts. There is a good reason why a $120 bike gets bad reviews, it is a piece of junk. Think of your bike as a long term investment. If you buy quality at the start, you won’t be back in the market for another one next year

]]> By: Old Hippie http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1576 Old Hippie Tue, 24 Aug 2010 01:14:45 +0000 http://mensmountainbike.com/what-is-the-best-deal-out-right-now-for-a-mens-26-mtn-bike.htm#comment-1576 Ooh - Wal-Mart - BAD! Full suspension bikes (good ones) start at about $1,000. I'd stick with a good hardtail & look through craigslist for names like Raleigh, Trek, Specialized, Giant, etc. A used Schwinn from a real bike shop should be OK. From a discount store - run away. If you can find a way to add more $$$ to the budget & can assemble one yourself, sometimes a great deal can be found on the Internet. Just know what frame size you need in advance. Also, when on-line, check availability in your size first thing. Many times, all they will have left is large or small frames. Check Amazon.com, Performance Bike, & Nashbar.com. Buying a quality bike is a good investment. That $120 NEXT bike would sell the very next day on craigslist for maybe $50. Ooh - Wal-Mart - BAD! Full suspension bikes (good ones) start at about $1,000. I’d stick with a good hardtail & look through craigslist for names like Raleigh, Trek, Specialized, Giant, etc. A used Schwinn from a real bike shop should be OK. From a discount store - run away.

If you can find a way to add more $$$ to the budget & can assemble one yourself, sometimes a great deal can be found on the Internet. Just know what frame size you need in advance. Also, when on-line, check availability in your size first thing. Many times, all they will have left is large or small frames. Check Amazon.com, Performance Bike, & Nashbar.com.

Buying a quality bike is a good investment. That $120 NEXT bike would sell the very next day on craigslist for maybe $50.

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