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  • 18-05-2008 9:36pm
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    cabla
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    Lads this bike ok. I just need an average enough bike.


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    Ciaran500
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    ...

    We'll need more info than the manufacturer, but giant is the biggest bike company in the world. Their bikes are generally decent.


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    cabla
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    lol sorry here http://archive.giant-bicycles.com/uk/030.000.000/030.010.000.asp?year=2004&model=10022


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    SteveSleeve
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    I have a Giant and I personally think theyre a great bike, very well built and ive had absolutely no problems with mine. What are u intending to use the bike for though OP?

    If its for some off roading that bike would be ideal and maybe some short road journeys. However anything more than 3-5km would be unsuitable as it seems to have chunky tyres and the frame wouldnt really suit long journeys.


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    cabla
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    Brilliant. Ye it would be off road not long journeys. Thanks


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    Ciaran500
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    While that bike would be fine for some lightish off road I'd be careful of a few things.

    With geometry like that its not designed for anything more than short trips, its also very much a budget bike so don't expect to do anything extreme on it.


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