what MX bike brand is best?
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yamaha is what i like best
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go to http://www.motoexpress.co.uk you should find what you want they do motocross holidays with your bike
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I really like bone reds.... they are really reliable and FAST! They are really nice and if youre willing to spend alot of money then go with bone swiss's. The beat trucks I think are Grind King (GK) they are really strong and can handel any grind you can throw at them. If you dont like those phantom 2's are pretty good also. \nHappy Skateing
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u should consider getting companys like haro,kona,norco,specialized,tr... and gt. start with kona, specialized and giant they make good bikes and they are cheap for bikes within the same range. for kona look for stuff, lavadom or scrap\nnorco:shore series\nharo:v series\nspecialized:any thing they are all good and cheap\nironhorse:make almost unbreakable bikes but they are heavy\nbanshee:morphine series\n\n\nbefore buying the bike make sure that the dimonds of the frame should be small and points upwards the tyres should be wide and with lots of rubber studs. the fork should have atleast 100mm of travel better if beond 130mm. the suspention brand that you should look for is marzochii or rock shock they are the most common ones. if you dont like the suspention then you might consider spending an other 500$ on bomber shocks they are good qualityed stuff. i recomand a hard tail because they are easier to ride up hill and gives lots of air. and is cheaper and lighter. you should look for disk breaks but if the bike dont come with them v breaks are good too exept over time they dig into your rim and shorten the rim's life.\n\nhope this helps.
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I own a Haro X1 backtrail and a F-2....that f-4 is nice...highest of the line in the f- series...good bike, haro makes good bikes, but don't try flatland with them or you will snap the axle or yourself. they have been around for a few years, they arent just really old, but as long as its in good condition, great..if you want any upgrades go to flatlandfuel.com...great site for bmx bike upgrades....that where i got my parts to build my $1,500 khe equilibrium bike.
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Calypso IS the Manufacturer! (and they STINK!!!)\n\nStick with Seeker, Calstar, Shimano, G-Loomis, ect.
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Lightest:\n\nhttp://www.popularmechanics.com/outdoors/outdoors/1277626.html\n\nBest Brand: Benoto.
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I would suggest Giant, Trek, Specialized, but I would go for Giants, I've owned a Giant for 4 years and still gong hard but make your research and get what you like the most, also make sure you know what you're planning on using it for, you don't want a 400 dll bike for serious mtb, then youll find your self upgrading down the road, a 400 dll bike is good for commuting and lite off-roading...
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A large portion of the time choosing a road bike comes down simply to preference.  There are so many good bikes these day's, it truly comes down to the buyers opinion.  It all depends on the material frame you want, components, etc.  For me, I like stiff, small, I like aluminum, I use and prefer 38mm bars, and ultegra because it is cheap and easier to replace when I crash it.  I must say though, I have had a couple of Specialized frames and I absolutely love them!  I had the Allez about 3-4 yrs ago, and an S-Works E5 which I have had for a couple of yrs and was and still am completely satisfied.  I have also had a couple of Fujis, and I think they are just okay.
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this is definetely a great site and the x-18 is the BEST pocket bike there is because it offers a honda based 4 stroke upgradeable engine...yes, there is a whole world of aftermarket upgrades for this bike and any other..i wouldntget the interceptor....sadly, all those fun looking little japanese and chinese made pocket bikes arent good at all....no one realy services them and they break frequently...go-carts are a better investment
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try your local bike shop that stocks Scott, and what do you mean exactly by looking for scott brand ? looking to buy ? looking for images ? \n\ntry http://www.scottusa.com\n\nCheers
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How about... Diamondback Assault? Although you probably couldn't go wrong with a Haro Blaster or Dyno Fury....\n\nCheck out this website: http://www.angelfire.com/il/bmxracing/page2.html\n\nHTH
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Performance Bike.  They have excellent prices to begin plus they price match.  Check out their Team Performance Membership for even more benefits.
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Personally as a Trek Salesman, I can say that I think the FX Product is a great product depending upon your style of riding.  The FX is designed for those who want to be a casual rider, but also gain more performance out of their ride.  The bike is very similiar to the regular 7300.  The bike rides nicely and had great components for the price.  However, the bike is designed with a fitness rider in mind.  The upper body positioning is designed for a more agressive positioning than the Hybrid line.  The geometry is the biggest difference betweent the two bikes.  I think the 7300 FX is a great bike and we rarely have customer complaints about the product.  As always, make sure to ask your local dealer to test ride the bike before purchasing to make sure it is the correct feel for you.  In terms of the quality of the bike however, its MSRP is fantastic for what you get from the bike.
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They both used to be well-known French brands with Motobecane more in line with Peugeot and Schwinn and Mercier an upmarket, maybe even high end brand. Both names were bought by a Chinese manufacturing concern and sell bikes that offer high content for the money. They should be good bikes but they don't make buyers skip a heartbeat in excitement.
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Of the brands you've mentioned (and presuming the $500 budget from your previous question still stands), I'd be looking seriously at Specialized and Giant.\n\nThe Specialized Hardrock range do really well in reviews, as they have geometry that makes them handle as nicely as some of the more expensive models. With Giant you alsways get a lof of bike for your money, and I like the way thhey ride too. I think the Yukon is probably in the region you're looking for price-wise, but also look out for a 2005 model called the Terrago, which is a great bike.\n\nAlternatley, Mongoose have seen a real resurgence in recent years. Their Amasa model does superbly in reviews, though the slightly less expensive Tyax range are also worht a good look apparently.\n\nTrek do make great bikes, though at the entry level price point I find that their frame geometry is quite conservative - an upright riding position. This is great for comfort and confidence when gently cruising along undulating trails, but if you want to get a bit gnarlier or faster, you may find the bikes a bit limiting.\n\nDo your research, then try sitting on the bikes you like. Test ride the most comforable, and then pick the one that feels like it suits you best.
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I like Diadora and they are mostly under $100.\ncheck out this link\n\nhttp://street-bikes.ridegear.com/shop/Street_Boots.html?ref=pi_boo