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never mind, just lined up a possible sale, now i feel like a jackass. :$

cant, tax puts it to almost a grand 3. canada just f**ks me over time and time again, dosent it.

i hate stock bikes, so no. i checked hb and trialsin and they are f'ing expensive or have no price at all. anyone have a decent used mod laying around? please?

i cant give you a name, but a guy in my town has 2 rear brakes (works INSANLY well, never even had a single slip even with snow on them), so if you can figure that out.

thanks alot, but will it take a weight of nearly 260 pounds (17 stone, or something like that)? oh, and what canadian shop, ive never event heard of any.

ive heard alot about this and i dont know anything about it, so, can anyone tell me what it is?

0 for me so far (in waiting for a bike) but my friend dump almost 6000 canadian dollars building this super bike, when we tested it he droped it off a building by mistake and nothing even bent, so its a good investment. built from a monty tti or something like that and everything is modiefied.

been thinking of an onza t-bird or t-pro, but damnthese things are expensive, any sugestions? Thanks in advance.

what would that be in canadian dollars, do you know?

hi, im a beginner waiting for easter to get a mod bike but want to start learning on my mountain bike. i was wondering what a good middle ground bike would be, and also a time-frame on howlong it should take to learn for someone 250 pounds of, lets not go there..., at 5 foot 10/11.