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    Most of these "jdm-surplus" bikes are actually made in China and imported to Japan. Be careful when picking a model because some use an uncommon wheel size that no local bike shop carries. Very important as some of these are 15-25 years old and tires and interior have gone brittle and cracked. If you know next to nothing about bikes, I recommend Glorious Bike Shop in QC.

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    if i will assemble a bike nowadays, i'll get an mtb hardtail carbon frame which is more affordable now. use the newer 1x11 or 12 shimano or sram groupset, a midpriced air fork and alloy wheelset with tubeless tires, a dropper seatpost, a carbon or alloy handlebar, flat pedals, flat mtb shoes and helmet to match...then im good to go. easier said than done...maybe i'll get a built bike na lang[emoji4]

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    ito hindi pwede assemble pero ganda, electric pala ito ah.


    video here.



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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    if i will assemble a bike nowadays, i'll get an mtb hardtail carbon frame which is more affordable now. use the newer 1x11 or 12 shimano or sram groupset, a midpriced air fork and alloy wheelset with tubeless tires, a dropper seatpost, a carbon or alloy handlebar, flat pedals, flat mtb shoes and helmet to match...then im good to go. easier said than done...maybe i'll get a built bike na lang[emoji4]

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    Bro, nasa 200K na yan haha [emoji38]


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    Bro, nasa 200K na yan haha [emoji38]

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    wala bro, affordable na carbon frame ngayon pati 1x11 or 12 groupset ng shimano deore at sram eagle.

    about cycling bags,
    Sackit Feed Bag, Top Tube Bag, and Sling Bag | Quick Review & Install - YouTube
    Zefal Saddle Bags, Frame Bag, and Hydration Backpack - YouTube

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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    wala bro, affordable na carbon frame ngayon pati 1x11 or 12 groupset ng shimano deore at sram eagle.

    about cycling bags,
    Sackit Feed Bag, Top Tube Bag, and Sling Bag | Quick Review & Install - YouTube
    Zefal Saddle Bags, Frame Bag, and Hydration Backpack - YouTube

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    Parang dapat pag naka-carbon frame ka, naka XT ka narin instead of Deore lang hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    sa alabang branch ng decathlon, 1st week pa lang ng pag baba sa mgcq, ubos kaagad ang bikes and bike accessories sa kanila.

    that's why i had to buy a top frame bag for my foldie na lang sa shopee. and mukhang mas napaganda pa ata ang move ko na iyon kasi mas madami selection and not to mention cheaper pa sa shopee.

    ako naman if i were to buy a bike now, i'd go for gravel bikes na. mas all around siya compared sa road bikes and mountain bikes.
    gravel bike is now the trend. i just got last month a cf frame road bike that can be fitted with tyres up to 35mm wide - can pass as gravel bike. [emoji4]

    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    if i will assemble a bike nowadays, i'll get an mtb hardtail carbon frame which is more affordable now. use the newer 1x11 or 12 shimano or sram groupset, a midpriced air fork and alloy wheelset with tubeless tires, a dropper seatpost, a carbon or alloy handlebar, flat pedals, flat mtb shoes and helmet to match...then im good to go. easier said than done...maybe i'll get a built bike na lang[emoji4]

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    at 150k is a very good starting budget for this project. [emoji4]

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    Quote Originally Posted by kabute13 View Post
    gravel bike is now the trend. i just got last month a cf frame road bike that can be fitted with tyres up to 35mm wide - can pass as gravel bike. [emoji4]

    at 150k is a very good starting budget for this project. [emoji4]
    uso nga gravel bike ngayon

    mahal kung branded carbon frame. locally available na mtb carbon frames na nakita ko (weapon, betta, msid, sandugo, ecnal) ranges from 14k to 28k, decent fork like manitou will set you mga 8k, groupsets like the new 11 spd from shimano and 12 spd sram nasa 16k, dropper post, wheelset and other components say 20k, mga 75k siguro[emoji4] btw, may mga carbon built bikes now like trinx and nasa 35k with 1x11/12 shimano or sram components. pwede na palitan yung fork o kaya yung dropper post and good to go na pang kalsada at occasional light trails

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    Play nyo. Gandara talaga bmx so comtrollable.



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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    uso nga gravel bike ngayon

    mahal kung branded carbon frame. locally available na mtb carbon frames na nakita ko (weapon, betta, msid, sandugo, ecnal) ranges from 14k to 28k, decent fork like manitou will set you mga 8k, groupsets like the new 11 spd from shimano and 12 spd sram nasa 16k, dropper post, wheelset and other components say 20k, mga 75k siguro[emoji4] btw, may mga carbon built bikes now like trinx and nasa 35k with 1x11/12 shimano or sram components. pwede na palitan yung fork o kaya yung dropper post and good to go na pang kalsada at occasional light trails

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    personally, for mtb i would go for steel or alum alloy frame/fork than unbranded carbon frame/fork. takot ako! [emoji28]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Hardtail ba yung walang shocks sa likod ng frame?
    yes bro

    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Hardtail = no shocks sa likod. Kaya hard TAIL. front has shocks and hardtail parin tawag dun, fixed fork tawag pag wala rin shocks sa harap.

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    correct[emoji106]

    Quote Originally Posted by kabute13 View Post
    personally, for mtb i would go for steel or alum alloy frame/fork than unbranded carbon frame/fork. takot ako! [emoji28]
    agree with you, if you do trail riding then need ng sturdy frame. btw, alum alloy yung bike ko. but lately, naegganyo ako to build a carbon frame mtb. mura na ang frame e, unlike few years back na mga high end brands lang meron at ang mahal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by monty_GTV View Post
    if i will assemble a bike nowadays, i'll get an mtb hardtail carbon frame which is more affordable now. use the newer 1x11 or 12 shimano or sram groupset, a midpriced air fork and alloy wheelset with tubeless tires, a dropper seatpost, a carbon or alloy handlebar, flat pedals, flat mtb shoes and helmet to match...then im good to go. easier said than done...maybe i'll get a built bike na lang[emoji4]

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    Hardtail ba yung walang shocks sa likod ng frame?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Hardtail ba yung walang shocks sa likod ng frame?
    Sa likod at harap bro


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    Sa likod at harap bro


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    Sabi kasi ni monty hardtail pero meron air fork para sa harap. Hehe, nalito ako.

    Don't know much about mtb or racing bikes. BMX lang nagamit ko eh decadea ago

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lin Dan View Post
    Sa likod at harap bro


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    Hardtail = no shocks sa likod. Kaya hard TAIL. front has shocks and hardtail parin tawag dun, fixed fork tawag pag wala rin shocks sa harap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Hardtail = no shocks sa likod. Kaya hard TAIL. front has shocks and hardtail parin tawag dun, fixed fork tawag pag wala rin shocks sa harap.

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    Yup, ganito din understanding ko.


    CMIIW: for MTB

    Full suspension = frame with suspension or shocks + fork with suspension or shocks

    Hard tail = rigid frame (w/o suspension) + fork with suspension or shocks

    Full rigid = rigid frame + rigid fork

    Hybrid = full rigid mtb + road bike wheelset (+ drop down handle bar for some)

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Hardtail = no shocks sa likod. Kaya hard TAIL. front has shocks and hardtail parin tawag dun, fixed fork tawag pag wala rin shocks sa harap.

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    Ah yes may option to “lock” the front sus [emoji108] tama? Haha


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    bike dream builds

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    ^ not sure eh

    Pero meron ako nakita bags specifically designed for handle bars. Iba kasi ata configuration ng velcro straps and top half cover niya kapag ang anchor niya sa manibela bro


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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    ^ not sure eh

    Pero meron ako nakita bags specifically designed for handle bars. Iba kasi ata configuration ng velcro straps and top half cover niya kapag ang anchor niya sa manibela bro


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    Ok bro thanks for the info.

    Bumili muna ako ng bike saddle bag. Sakto lang ang celfone, coin purse and house keys. No need to bring a sling bag a long bike ride [emoji1362]


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