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Giant Yukon FX3 Mountain bike - £299.95 @ Pauls Cycles
I found this bargain elsewhere but couldn't find it mentioned here.
I know there are some budding cyclists on here and I've ordered one myself! Giant Yukon FX3 Mountain bike - £299.95 @ Pauls Cycles http://www.paulscycles.co.uk/product...id=m1b4s1p1746 Hope it helps someone! Gary |
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if you put "discount box" in their search engine some good finds
a 10w halogen for under £20 seems a good deal http://www.paulscycles.co.uk/product...id=m2b0s37p739 Edit**** missed the small print saying you need to order a bike as well, but if you are....
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Saw this on another bargain related site, but didn't dare post due to the hordes of "I can get a sull suspension bike from Halfords for £80" waging war against the "No bike less than a £1000 is worth riding" posts.
This is a blinding bargain, you wont get a better full-suss for the money at the moment. I'd still take a hard-tail at this end of the budget, but even so the spec on this is very competative. Pauls Cycles is very well regarded on many cycling sites as well. |
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That's a nice price for a very nice bike!
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Cheers OP
I cant believe it but I have just bagged one of these as My GT is completely knackered after 12 years of riding and I need something to get me back out on the hills and paths of Cornwall
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Gone for this at a crackin price!!!
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Great price, just a shame it's got mechanical as opposed to hydraulic discs, which, at the full RRP is unforgivable.
At 300 it's a bargain though! |
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Would this bike be ok for my height as I am 6'2?
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its not a bad price, i'd still go hardtrail though.
http://www.paulscycles.co.uk/product...id=m1b4s2p1266 has far better components and for just a bit more is worth every penny. |
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Balls! No XLs left
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i think you'd need a 21" (extra large?) frame. i'm 6'3 and i bought a 19" giant xtc a couple of years ago, went about 10 yards and immediately realised i should have got the larger bike - luckily the bike shop exchanged it. even with the bigger frame, the seat post is at full extension. i suppose it's pot luck to some extent if you're buying by mail order though...
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One is a hardtail the other is a full suspension XC bike. Can you not tell from the picture? Last edited by DM; 06-04-2009 at 11:26. |
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Just a bit more? nearer twice the price! £300 Vs £500. Both still a good price though. |
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299.95 x 2 = 371.86
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Very tempted by this offer but wondered what size would be best for me? I'm 5' 10" so wasn't sure whether the medium (17") or large (19") would be better? Any advice gratefully received
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I am going to mostly be riding in parks and along country tracks so not sure what would be most suitable out of the two but I don't even know what a XC or hardtail is. ![]()
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