Why spend more than necessary when you can enjoy an extremely comfortable and reliable ride for a fraction of the price? Enter the Diamondback Wildwood Citi men’s comfort bike, which includes such premium features as Shimano components, aluminum rims, Promax linear pull brakes, and an affordable price tag. If simplicity and value matter to you, look no further than the Wildwood Citi. The Wildwood Citi offers Diamondback’s elegant LBC geometry. The bike is structured around a Hi-Ten Remington Steel frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) Geometry and a 45mm suspension fork. The frame and fork combine to create a comfortable, maneuverable ride that’s ideal for both beach towns and short neighborhood commutes. The SunRace seven-speed twist shifters and Shimano Mega Range freewheel, meanwhile, create a smooth shifting and coasting experience. And riders will love the dual-density comfort saddle, which is far more accommodating than traditional road bike saddles. About Diamondback’s LBC Geometry During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilt Read the rest of this entry »
Cruise around town in relaxed style with the Diamondback Wildwood men’s comfort bike. The Wildwood offers many of the same comforts and features as the Wildwood Deluxe, but with a more comfortable price tag. The Wildwood is equipped with a heat-treated aluminum frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) geometry, a 50mm comfort suspension fork, seven-speed twist shifters, and a DB comfort saddle with super-soft foam. It also offers a few upgrades from the Diamondback Wildwood Citi bike, including compact gearing, puncture-resistant tires, and Biologic dual-density comfort grips. Add the features together and you have a terrific bike for rides to the grocery store or casual commutes. About Diamondback’s LBC Geometry During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilting the seat tube back. Way back. This allows the rider to be seated further behind the bottom bracket and in a lower position, which not only makes for a more stable and comfortable ride, but also allows for full leg extension to the pedals. At the same time, the design still keeps th Read the rest of this entry »
The Mongoose® Fireline 26-in men’s mountain bike is built around a downhill aluminum dual-suspension frame. It keeps you in control with 24-speed Shimano EZ Fire shifting and front and rear Promax disc brakes.
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Okay, I always come up with a hobby every summer, like the last summer, I liked RC gas cars, but I realized it’s so much expensive. Now, my hobby is on mountain bikes. Where can I find mountain bikes in the Philippines that are cheap (about, let’s say, P2000-P3000?) but they are in good hands. And if you know someone also that has a mountain bike that’s much for dirt and things like that (in the Philippines) that would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
I’m looking for a cheap/easy way to convert my mountain bike into a stationary bike, or at the very least use it indoors without motion, and I’d really like to avoid trainers due to financial reasons.
Any suggestions on how I might rig something up?
Im going to spend $700 on a bike to commute on. I live on dirt roads. I want a bike to commute on 20 miles away. I will ride on 4 miles of dirt roads and the rest is paved roads. What would be best a hybrid,hardtail mountain bike or a full suspension mountain bike?
48 spoke wheels and a bomber steel frame make this one tough trick bike, ready for action and performance. This bike features front and rear brakes, an SST Oryg cable detangler for awesome bar spins, and foot pegs to accomplish the coolest feats on the pavement or dirt.
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Designed for BMX riders whose skills or size have exceeded beginner bikes, the 2010 Night Prowler is ideal for getting started at local skate or dirt parks. The Night Prowler is equipped with Eastern’s lightweight Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) pedals, which offer a true dual-concave design, an unsealed chromoly axle, and a knurled pedal surface. The bike also includes economical 20-inch Curb Monkey tires that excel on a variety of surfaces. Add in removable brake mounts and all-new geometry and you have a terrific street shredder as well. Want to learn more about jumping and tricks but aren’t quite ready to invest in an advanced BMX bike? Look no further than the Night Prowler. Specifications:Frame: Night Prowler frame with 4130 Chromoly down tube, replaceable brake mounts, Eastern logo dropouts, and integrated “Grim Reaper” seat post clamp; the frame includes Eastern’s lifetime warranty Fork: Eastern full 4130 Chromoly with tapered legs and hang-free dropout design Headset: Sealed bearing 45/45 internal Sprocket: Original Eastern 25T Medusa steel sprocket Cranks: Original Eastern Shaft Chromoly heat-treated 3-piece cranks Bottom bracket: Eastern sealed bearing mid-BB Handlebar: Eastern 8-by-27-inch with Read the rest of this entry »
mid life time. i have now reached that time in life where i want to do things i could not afford to do before. so i have picked mountain biking. So which bike? the four to choose from bearing in mine that i would like to do the Mountain Mayhem in 2008. Trex, specialized, Orange or Marin £1500-2000 to play with and one year to get fit, aslo looking to upgrade the bike as i go.
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