jwlund1972
I am torn between two helmets, both of which I know would be a deal. I have always had Bell helmets, they work great, fit my head good, and I like the overall style but it's time for a new one and I thought I would try a new style. I am a pretty aggressive rider and most of my cycling is off road, single track with tight turns and trees.
I am looking at the Bell X-ray helmet http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=23019&subcategory_ID=4210 and the Giro Animas http://www.performancebike.com/shop/profile.cfm?SKU=23107&subcategory_ID=4210. My problem is that where I live there isn't a great bike shop that carries these models so I can try them on. Has anyone had any experience with either? Is one better than the other? Your opinions are greatly valued. Have a nice day!
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totally the Animas, Giro is good stuff, ive had one for years and it still rocks.
To the guy downstairs, i choose a helmet with lots of vents, or big ones for good airflow, have wrecked in mine lots and it holds up fine thats what theyre made for.
totally the Animas, Giro is good stuff, ive had one for years and it still rocks.
To the guy downstairs, i choose a helmet with lots of vents, or big ones for good airflow, have wrecked in mine lots and it holds up fine thats what theyre made for.
Mountain Bike!!!!?
freddy_boe
Want to buy a mountain bike below $400 including taxes.
My friends, could you please suggest me what mountain bike I should buy. Can I buy online that save me a lot of money? Please provide suggested brand name and model number. What website is the most reliable and cheapest to buy a mountain bike.
Thank you very much.
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I think you could find a 400 bucks hardtail (bike with only front suspension). Don't expect something flashy, but you can expect something to get you going.
I've heard good reviews on Ibex bikes. Look at this http://www.ibexbikes.com/Bikes/ALP-450-Details.html.
Having said that, if it's your first bike, I would suggest to go to a bike shop where you can see the bikes, and see how they fit you. Internet sizing is harder, since you don't have any starting point. For example, if you already have a bike, you could compare sizes with your current bike. Also, for any maintenance work, some shops might provide a free first service, or give you a discount on extra stuff if you buy it at that time (great for buying a helmet, hydration pack, tube and a basic all-in-one tool set).
I think you could find a 400 bucks hardtail (bike with only front suspension). Don't expect something flashy, but you can expect something to get you going.
I've heard good reviews on Ibex bikes. Look at this http://www.ibexbikes.com/Bikes/ALP-450-Details.html.
Having said that, if it's your first bike, I would suggest to go to a bike shop where you can see the bikes, and see how they fit you. Internet sizing is harder, since you don't have any starting point. For example, if you already have a bike, you could compare sizes with your current bike. Also, for any maintenance work, some shops might provide a free first service, or give you a discount on extra stuff if you buy it at that time (great for buying a helmet, hydration pack, tube and a basic all-in-one tool set).
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