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Old 10-14-2001, 10:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I am gettinng $1000 back from insurance for my bike. I was looking at a Santa Cruz chameleon, or a Cannondale jekyll. Is there anything out there that stands out?

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Old 10-14-2001, 03:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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For what find of riding??


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<font color="yellow">I like the Jeckyll a lot, but (as with all cannondales)I hate not having the choice of what forks I want- look into this before you decide, once you buy a Cdale, you're stuck with their line of forks... Though, I've heard good things about the lefty that comes on the Jeckyll if you're a light and/or non agressive rider...

I personally like GT- but with the current situation and uncertainty of the company, I could understand people looking to other bike manufacturers. Most of the guys I talked to (aside from the guys that get "custom" frames made) are going with Santa Cruz... but it depends on your riding... find a few "suckers" to let you ride their bikes for a day and see what feel good... </font c>

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I ride a Santa Cruz chameleon. i like it a lot!!
It's very stiff!!
What kind of trails do you ride?
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Here's a pic;

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I have to agree with the comments on C-dale. After selling them and working warranty on them for 7 years I wouldn't buy another. I really liked the suspension fork they came out with in the beginning (made by Marzochi) with the "on0th-fly" lockout. The second generation was really bad, with the lastest fatty line not being too bad.

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I have to ride to work, but also want something I can take and abuse on the weekend. Any sugestions on what frames, or bikes to look at?
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Look for a Kona Chute! These are sweet...the next ride if I don't buy a FS hucker.

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