Khoa felt the need for steel… so he decided to build himself a nice ‘Steel is Real’ Mountain biking machine. Yes haters, that is a Nashbar frame, a rather sweet one may I add..
Check out his specs at thebikegeek.com by clicking here!
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Hello,
I’ve been reading your blog for a while. You’re doing a great job with this blog! I would like to get back into mtn biking. The daytime desk job is killing me
I saw your previous build-up of a Nashbar 853. I’m basically on a family budget, and would like to switch out my components from an old bike to a new frame. Would you tell what is the difference in the ride between the Nashbar 853 and Sette Reken? Also which frame would offer the better value? My nearest trails would be the Fullerton Loop and Carbon Canyon Park (I live between the two).
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