New MTB - Budget around £500 - any advice?
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Re: New MTB - Budget around £500 - any advice?
by Andrew G » Fri Sep 10, 2010 8:43 pm
[quote="Dombo"][quote="Jon Hemming"]I got my MTB from Decathlon. Good spec for the money, and you're not paying for a brand-name.
If that argument had any merit we'd all be riding Apollos or those two-for-£70 stacks of sh1t you see in the Telegraph.
Not at all. The difference between a good bike with a good spec but no "name" is a world apart from a sh1t bike with a sh1t spec and a frame and components that last 5 minutes.
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Re: New MTB - Budget around £500 - any advice?
by Andrew G » Mon Sep 20, 2010 12:51 pm
Re Evans they have their warehouse sale (big tent in a field) at Crawley around this time of year. If it's not been and gone have a look for a date. You'd need to get there on the first day as all the decent bikes will go quick as stuff is quite heavily discouted and bike-wise it's just slightly damaged (scratched frames) or odd sizes that get left after that.
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Re: New MTB - Budget around £500 - any advice?
by Snoop Doug » Mon Sep 20, 2010 2:49 pm
well done folks - this is useful info, the ACC forum at its knowledgeable best 
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Re: New MTB - Budget around £500 - any advice?
by Dombo » Mon Sep 20, 2010 3:18 pm
That's a great list from Marco. And the Pinnacle (second from bottom) looks a steal.
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