Southeast PA General Discussion - NJ/DE/MD welcome too!
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If anyone talks to brandon still, could someone please tell him I would like my money for my camber shims or give them back to me please since I cant contact him, I think i've waited long enough for my money. Thanks
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Jim, you'll probably be more comfortable on a mountain bike. I'm not going to pretend I know a lot about biking, I don't. I went out and bought the only bike I could afford from a specialty bike shop and I've had a great time with it. If this helps Jim, a dialogue ripped from a Mongoose Bike FAQ:
Q: Please update your online bike specs to include weight limits. I'm a heavier guy and I'd like to know what bikes of yours I'm allowed to look at.
A: We do not set weight limits on any of our bike due to differences in the purpose that people have for the bike. A 14 year old that weighs 120 lbs could easily destroy one of our bikes if he abuses it by jumping it or similar unintended uses. However, a 400 lb rider could be perfectly content with the durability of a bike if he uses is solely recreationally and avoids impacts such as curbs and pot-holes. We can't specify a weight limit on a bike because failure is caused by impact, not static loads. A 1000 lb rider may buckle the frame of the bike when they sit on it, but aside from a static weight limit, any other number we specify would be arbitrary as it would depend solely on the type of use the bike experiences.
A: We do not set weight limits on any of our bike due to differences in the purpose that people have for the bike. A 14 year old that weighs 120 lbs could easily destroy one of our bikes if he abuses it by jumping it or similar unintended uses. However, a 400 lb rider could be perfectly content with the durability of a bike if he uses is solely recreationally and avoids impacts such as curbs and pot-holes. We can't specify a weight limit on a bike because failure is caused by impact, not static loads. A 1000 lb rider may buckle the frame of the bike when they sit on it, but aside from a static weight limit, any other number we specify would be arbitrary as it would depend solely on the type of use the bike experiences.
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Originally Posted by SupaGlove
If anyone talks to brandon still, could someone please tell him I would like my money for my camber shims or give them back to me please since I cant contact him, I think i've waited long enough for my money. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Big_Jim
okay so heres a question for zack and vince.
im thinking about getting a bike. that would cut out driving back and forth to the train station completely for me. Also would help me lose weight.
Now the main question..... Are there weight limits on bikes? Im down to 309 now, and I dont know if bikes are made to haul me...
im thinking about getting a bike. that would cut out driving back and forth to the train station completely for me. Also would help me lose weight.
Now the main question..... Are there weight limits on bikes? Im down to 309 now, and I dont know if bikes are made to haul me...
Upright seating position makes it comfortable to ride, and it's still tough enough for a commute, but lacks the high rolling resistance of MTB tires.
Basically, a MTB-style frame with more road-worthy tires and street gearing.
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In case anyone is interested im selling a few things:
-Subs / Amps / Box - PM me for prices
-VIS CF Hood - $100 Picked Up
-BSP OEM Grille With bB Emblem - $50 Picked Up
-DC Sports Axle Back Exhaust - $185 Picked Up
-Subs / Amps / Box - PM me for prices
-VIS CF Hood - $100 Picked Up
-BSP OEM Grille With bB Emblem - $50 Picked Up
-DC Sports Axle Back Exhaust - $185 Picked Up
Vince, thanks for that. never thought about that.
Scott.... amazing. where did you rip the picture from? hahaha
Zack, would that bike be able to do trails and such too?
Rob, didnt you sell your subs/amps and stuff on here?
Scott.... amazing. where did you rip the picture from? hahaha
Zack, would that bike be able to do trails and such too?
Rob, didnt you sell your subs/amps and stuff on here?
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Originally Posted by Big_Jim
Vince, thanks for that. never thought about that.
Scott.... amazing. where did you rip the picture from? hahaha
Zack, would that bike be able to do trails and such too?
Rob, didnt you sell your subs/amps and stuff on here?
Scott.... amazing. where did you rip the picture from? hahaha
Zack, would that bike be able to do trails and such too?
Rob, didnt you sell your subs/amps and stuff on here?
I wouldn't want to take it on anything too aggressive though.
you're right scott hahahaha.
hmm. i know theres a trail through penny pack park up by me. I went to dicks sporting goods last night, and everything they had there had the shocks on it. I really dont want a bike with shocks. they bottom out with me on it.
hmm. i know theres a trail through penny pack park up by me. I went to dicks sporting goods last night, and everything they had there had the shocks on it. I really dont want a bike with shocks. they bottom out with me on it.
