New bike

[Fengzi]

Diamondback isn't a bad brand. It'll have entry level components and such but should be ok for riding around town and mellow trails.

Don't be too quick to rule out a second hand bike though. I picked up a nice 2nd hand Stumpjumper a while back for $250. That bike kicked ass and was well worth what I paid for it. I probably put 1000+ miles on it before it was stolen.

Fengzi Reviewed by Fengzi on 04-26-2006. New bike http://shop.d2leisuregroup.co.uk/product39620265catno18690265.html Is this bike any good for the price, it seems decent to me for 200 because last trime I checked dimondback is a ok make, and I just want it to ride until I can afford a better one. Rating: 5

[LIP]

I like that lowryder, but i prefer the plant

[BizzleLuvin]

thats a great price, mate

[3rdEyeVision]

just look for a used one from someone that lives close too you so you can look it over(take it to a bike shop to get it checked out). You will find a better deal most likely.....if your only gonna ride it for a bit thhough just wait cause the resale price will drop alot

[OtterPop]

get a used one and just spend the extra on better parts. Id get some disc brakes and better front suspension. Downhill can be intense!

[WaKeNvAp]

damn i miss my bike, i have a car, but gas costs money. the good ol trek tri-bike. talk about a free ride

[bralasta]

I dont downhill, I mainly do jumps and street mainly street, and I preffer hydraulic(sp?) brakes much much better for stopping in short spaces of time.

[partyguy420]

for riding around on trails and shit like that i just use my huffy mt bike, but when i want to go down to the skate park and fuck around i use a redline.

[Cooler Then Jesus]

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[Nightstar]

I bought me a new mountain bike 2 years ago and only used it a few times, Now its jest collecting dust.

Think I might use it this summer tho to burn off a few punds gained form fast food.