|   anyone using Supergo's Access hardtail frame? | turner
Jan 28, 2002 6:45 PM | | Hey, this frame seems too good to be true at $99. IS anyone out there using it successfully for free-riding? Any bad stories? Please let me know!
Thanks! |
| dude ... | #2
Jan 28, 2002 9:05 PM | | I believe that frame is just an upgrade from an entry-level steel XC frame....It may look strong but i would bet it's not...Go with a used good frame...Azonic DS-1 or DS-2 ...P3 ---Bruiser-----or something Proven.... |
| re: anyone using Supergo's Access hardtail frame? | AV
Jan 28, 2002 10:52 PM | | Dude you answered your own question with "this frame is only $99 dollars, is this to good to be true". A $99 dollar frame for freeriding equals mucho medical bills. Look for a good used frame or get it and upgrade your medical insurance. Either way you will pay. |
| I used to have one... | 5150
Jan 29, 2002 12:23 AM | | it's a pretty nice quality frame. But only for XC. It's kinda flexy. |
| NOT BAD | tubby
Jan 29, 2002 5:24 AM | | a lightweight friend of mine is using one for dual slalom and it works fine. he is, however, only about 130 pounds so if your a bigger guy like me then it's questionable for freeriding. a good playbike though. |
| re: anyone using Supergo's Access hardtail frame? | bullit_tooth
Jan 29, 2002 10:03 PM | | I've got a friend that is beating the crap out of his and it is fine. Get the 14 if you can it is a lot stiffer than the rest. |
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