I Need A Good Cheap Mountain Bike Under 250. What Kind Do I Get?
Thursday, November 19th, 2009 at
2:48 pm
Please tell some good brands and good bikes.
Please tell some good brands and good bikes.
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for less than $250…you must go with used stuff to get anything of quality. try craigslist, or ebay–but know what you’re looking for, or get a friend to help you, because there’s ton’s of junk for sale on those sites too.
department store/wal mart bikes are a poor choice…and 90% of the time, improperly assembled.
Nothing that isn’t second hand or garbage I’m afraid.
Stretch to $400 or $500 and you will get a much longer lasting bike that’s worth the money.
Giant is good value for money if you’re in Australia. Some other good brands are Specialised, Santa Cruz and Norco.
walmart bike
you can try these…http://www.performancebike.com/shop/prof…http://www.performancebike.com/shop/prof…
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Untreated plywood would be the way to go
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No matter what you put they are going to chew and your going to have to replace the wood in short order.. next to a beaver pigs can chew wood with the best of them! Actually I've kept them in cardboard boxes they could easily climb out of only to have them chew a hole and escape.. silly critter rather chew than climb!
Here's a great link with plans for varous cages and instructions…
good luck!
jedwood done a cover of this…thought it was catchy and started to think they were good….then remembered who the real stars were! man queen are legends!
best you can do is
2 locks, disassemble the bike
cable lock and U lock
[b/c thieves don;t usually carry bolt cutters AND cable cutters]
take the front wheel off
put it next to the back [or carry it with you]
now put the cable and U through the frame AND the back wheel to something solid
[back wheel is single most expensive component]
wle.
Normally I would tell a person NOT to be buried under too many posessions; however, you can never have too many bikes, as long as you are riding them (not collecting them and bragging about it).
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Neat, Mountain View is starting to deploy LED streetlights.
why does he mention toyota at 1:29?
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