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2007-03-22, 01:41
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I s Iron horse a good brand of bike?
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# 2
2007-03-22, 19:43
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Canada
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Bump
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# 3
2007-03-22, 21:20
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UK
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I think so
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# 4
2007-03-23, 01:54
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Canada
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Anyone else?
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# 5
2007-03-25, 02:01
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USA Washington
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Totse isnt the place to ask.
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# 6
2007-03-27, 02:57
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El Meso
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Quote:
quote:Originally posted by gam3r_with_revenge:
I s Iron horse a good brand of bike?
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As far as I know they make nice mountain bikes. Not too heavy but not like those dumbass 2lb street bikes.
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# 7
2007-03-27, 10:51
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Australiawa
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what model are you refering to? But generally yes they make very good bikes normally aimed at downhill and mountain biking and are used by many professionals.
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# 8
2007-03-28, 22:41
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montreal quebec canada
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# 9
2007-03-29, 00:49
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There mostly geared toward downhill. My friend got a nice one for 700 US. It came with some 8 inch disks. Triple walled rims. Pretty good deal. Full 4130 chromoly frame. I`ed ride one if If I mtb`ed
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# 10
2007-03-29, 01:33
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I work at a biek store and you shouldn't buy based on brands any more. Basically all low to mid end bikes (Iron Horses) and made in the same factories as their competitors. Look for quality parts and warranties instead.
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