i need to know about a motiv mountainbike it;s highridge model#6061?
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I don't mean to sound mean or like a snob or anything but don't waste your hard earn cash on a department store bike.  They're made to 'look' tough and all but the components aren't any good and you'll constantly be fidgeting with the derailler tension.  You'll have mis-shifting all the time.  The frame and suspension is crap too.  Go to an actual bike shop and look at the low end bikes there that will last a long long time.  Sure, they cost a bit more but you'll have free service for at least a year and the shifting will stay nice and smooth.  A much better deal on a much better bike.
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www.roadbike review.com\n www.mtbreview.com
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You could check out MTB Britain and it's forum sister site. The forum is especially useful for quick answers and advice. The site is used by all kinds of mountain bikers.
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http://www.lowrider.com/
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If you can find a model number, you might be able to type it into google, and see if something comes up.\n\nGood Luck
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It was £1600 new, aluminium frame, should be kitted out with XT level components, its was an excellent bike at the time. It is quite old now so it might only be worth a shade over £200 these days. If you don't know much about bikes then it might be an idea to stay clear of it as it could end up being a lot of work if the pivot is on it's way out and the components are worn or, it could be totally mint and be a bargain. Difficult to say without seeing it I'm afraid.
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HMF\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HMF-Exhaust-System-Pipe-Polaris-Outlaw-500-Muffler_W0QQitemZ4653891067QQihZ002QQcategoryZ43978QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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If its a "Model V/W/X" '98 gsxr600 its this one....\nhttp://www.crotchrocket.com/fiche_section_detail.asp\nIf it is a "Model Y" it is this one.....\nhttp://www.crotchrocket.com/fiche_section_detail.asp
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What bike... What are you talking about????
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I think I answered this before,but here goes..\n\nRoyce Union bikes are department store models and as such are not intended for "off road riding" I think they even have a little sticker that says it.\n\nAt a Target store, I think they sell for either $169.00 or $199.00, so in used condition the DSX 700 will probably have a value of $75.00 or less.\n\nJust because a bike has dual suspension and an aluminum frame does not make it a mountain bike, nor does it make the bike more valuable.\n\nSorry, but those are the facts.
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try to be more specific...what type of motorcycle...new used..wholesale, resale, retail dealer ect.
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i'd echo prairiebiscuit's answer - Giant really do pack a stackload of features into their bikes.\n\nSome mountain bikes that regulalrly do well in the entry-level grouptests are:\n\nGiant Terrago / Rincon, Specialized Hardrock, Mongoose Amasa, GT Avalanche, Claud Butler Cape Wrath\n\nAs most of the guys here are saying, do make sure you go to a proper bike shop and speak to someone who knows what they're talking about. It'd be better if you could go during the week (and not on a busy Saturday) as you will get better service.\n\nMake sure you get a test ride, and if you think you may get bitten by the mountain biking bug, then aim for something with a reasonable frame that you could justafiably upgrade the components on.\n\nOne point I would make, is that for the amount you are looking to spend, I'd probably avoid going for disk brakes. Some manufacturers will put cable-operated disk brakes (cheaper and far less effective than hydraulic disks) on as a selling feature, though to be honest a reasonable set of v-brakes are as good in all but the grimiest conditions. The added cost of the disks will probably mean that other features (like the fork or crankset) are of a lower-spec than on a similarly priced bike with v-brakes. The thing to make sure of is that the frame, fork and wheel hubs have all got the necessary mounts to allow you to easily upgrade to (hydraulic) disk brakes in the future, if you think you may want to.\n\nThe possible exception to this rule is the Giant Terrago (not sure how much that sells for in the U.S.), which comes equipped with Giant's own-brand MPH hydraulic disks.
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rockeymountainmc.com , denniskirk.com, or bikebandit.com are a couple of places to try out. I'm not sure if Yamaha has an online parts department. ride on man.
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Try: www.highrollersmcofmemphis.com
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If you really want those cool old school looking commuter bikes like those you saw in Italy, you'll have to do a bit of work to track them down.\n\nThat said, here's one manufacturer:\nhttp://www.pashley.co.uk/products.html\n\nThis shop apparently is a Pashley dealer:\nhttp://www.classicrendezvous.com/Bike_Shops/NorthRoad_1.htm\n\n\nTry some of these sites as well. They might be able to ship to the U.S.:\n\nhttp://www.bankrasbikes.nl/\nhttp://www.raleigh.dk/\nhttp://www.fietsfabriek.nl/pages/collectie.htm\nhttp://www.skeppshultbikes.com/\nhttp://www.biria.com/\nhttp://www.gazelle.nl/www2/home.php/\n\nGood luck!
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You should find everything you need to know here.\n\nhttp://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?arc=2004&sid=04Rockhopper\n\nif not\nhttp://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCBikes.jsp?my=2004\n\nHere's a bunch of reviews for bikes. You'll have to look yours up as I'm too lazy right now. Sorry.\n\nhttp://www.mtbr.com
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Dont have any real data, other that ride em and see what suits.\n\nBut specialised have always done MTB's, a vast range, and do great entry-level bikes, ive tried em and theyre good.\n\nClaud Butler used to be traditional touring/road bikes so dont have the same heritage, would guess there's nothing really wrong with them and if you like it go for it. But I would opt for the specialised  - and if anyone from specialised is reading can i have a free/discount one now please :-) \n\nRobert\n\nEnjoy whatever you choose.