Upgrading old MTB's... Don't throw them old bikes out yet
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We upgrade two MTB's circa 1996 and 1999. One is a GT Talera hard tail, and the other is a Specialized Stumpjumper FSR XC full suspension.
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I love your videos
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it's 2017
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Dude...just no....
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why dump hundreds into obsolete bikes? $1500. will get you brand new Marin hawk hill. 27.5 wheels disk brakes full suspension fully upgradable. and nice job with the hole that should work out well. lol
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thaty friend is a shock pump, don't use it on your tubes
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what a muppet ! cutting a hole in the frame like that ! the new rear shock must be worth more than the bike !
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its a shock pump
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this guy has no idea what he is talking about.... gt is still a major manufacturer of Quality bikes.... and you can tell how hard this guy rides by his $6 pedals and Grandpa seats.
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I never through anything away
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The pump is for the shock
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ill be in texas till 3rd so if u have any parts guys please help me plus my speed ometer is getting old so soon it will go out
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u live near Arkansas right
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and its bad on my road because I go 20 an hour on huge bumps and ur probably thinking ur avrige bumps my road is just boulders sticking out and my Walmart bikes bottomed out a lot but this one diddnt
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MINES A Huffy Blades use bike And its worth 100,00 dollars and I got it for 35 dollars at a thriftshop
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What kind of nonsense is this? You spent $249 on a shock and another $20-30 for those chainrings. You could jump on eBay and find yourself a decent 26er full suspension frame with a shock for what you paid for those two items. Hell, I saw a frame with a 160mm fox fork and 160mm rear travel with a Fox RP23 shock go for $550. You could have sold that old bike for a couple hundred dollars, leaving you around $550 to work with for your base stuff. 26er wheelsets can be had for fairly cheap on CL, I often see them popping up for $100-150. And those are disc-ready, often with the rotors included.
Front forks are the tough part. You really need to get a frame that supports a tapered fork, because that's all that's really coming out. 1 1/8" forks are getting harder and harder to find, I know because I spent a good amount of time searching for one.
If you get a frame with the shock and the fork, you're left looking for wheelsets, cranks, and shifter parts. A 1x setup alleviates the difficulty of a front derailleur and two chainrings. And there's no need to cut holes. -
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you was talking very much
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Gt is still around? Are you kidding me they're thriving! The sanction is winning the enduro rounds and fury is a weapon too
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Where is a good place to ride in Houston
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He buys a fucking rock shox does not know how to use it and is propably not even going to use it propably and hell no its not beefy
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