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beanzz said:
I'm going for some of the tires cos 20 quid for decent dry weather tires is worth it
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have you checked the buyers fees etc?
with jon pye you should usually add a third to the final sale cost.
some items are collection only..
some items will have a postage charge
im not saying it isnt worth it but I am saying, dont get caught out paying nearly full price for a zero warranty item
 
dobbyhasfriends said:
have you checked the buyers fees etc?
with jon pye you should usually add a third to the final sale cost.
some items are collection only..
some items will have a postage charge
im not saying it isnt worth it but I am saying, dont get caught out paying nearly full price for a zero warranty item
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Yep I know don't worry
 
cat1 said:
Is this still a good deal or are they a bit dated now? I was interested in getting one and spending some on it to upgrade the supension a bit and getting a 620 battery. I think I could get it how i wanted for around £4kish with two batteries.
Are they still a good bike?
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Well ... it was a great bike, fast, capable. The only negative on that example is the 500w - which would still suit many rides and be lighter than the 625..

Physics hasn't changed. So yes, it's still a great bike and that example at £3.5k ! is phenomenal !
 
Zimmerframe said:
Well ... it was a great bike, fast, capable. The only negative on that example is the 500w - which would still suit many rides and be lighter than the 625..

Physics hasn't changed. So yes, it's still a great bike and that example at £3.5k ! is phenomenal !
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I have 500Wh and in over a year have never used more than 50% battery on any ride, so yes depends on your rides.
 
JP-NZ said:
For NZ people. Torpedo7 has 23% off the Trek Fuel EX-E 9.5s. Overstocked down to $7987 NZD
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For NZ forum members again both EVO and T7 both have pretty much 20% off the entire Trek Fuel EX-e and Rails.

Prices won't get much cheaper IMO, if you want to pickup a new Trek EMTB now is the time

Fuel EX-e 9.5 = $7987 NZD - €4585
Fuel EX-e 9.7 = $9599 NZD - €5510
Fuel EX-e 9.8 = $11759 NZD - €6750

Trek Rail 5 = $6799 NZD - €3903
Trek Rail 7 = $7999 NZD - €4592
Trek Rail 9 = $9199 NZD - €5280
Trek Rail 9.8 XT = $10,399 NZD - €5970
Trek Rail 9.9 XTR = $13,600 NZD - €7807
 
Shimano Linkglige is cheap at the moment:
Complete 10 speed M5130 derailleur, shifter, cassette and chain can be had for €110 before tax...

H&S Bike-Discount GmbH

Well worth the investment at this price.
 
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BIANCHI T-TRONIK REBEL 9.2 NX/SX | Tekmotiv

Stunning value full suspension E MTB from Bianchi. An e-MTB ready to face any challenge NX 12SP groupsetShimano EP8 85nm motor630wh integrated battery Model YQBZ3I48E9 Celeste or YQBZ3I483P Black Colour either Gloss Black/ Celeste or Black/ Black ( see images ) For sizing advice and other...
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Great value full suspension EP8 motor dropped from £4949 to £3699
 
Ribble Cycles 27.5" RS Pike select+ £213 posted(Parcelforce)

You need to join the site first, but bloody hell what a bargain.

Pike Select+ Fork - 27.5 150mm | Ribble Cycles

RockShox Pike Select+ Fork 27.5" 150mm A multidirectional fork that's light on ounces, heavily capable, and sweet on stiffness and travel. Pike is here to take
www.ribblecycles.co.uk www.ribblecycles.co.uk
 
cat1 said:
Is this still a good deal or are they a bit dated now? I was interested in getting one and spending some on it to upgrade the supension a bit and getting a 620 battery. I think I could get it how i wanted for around £4kish with two batteries.
Are they still a good bike?
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I bought it for £3500 for my son. Great bike.

It did drop to £3300!
 
Anyone seeing any good EMTB deals at the moment? Still looking, so welcome all suggestions around the £6000 - £8000 mark.
 
Not sure on size. The measuring process seems to vary by manufacturer. I'm around 5'10 - 5'11 in height, if that helps.

I'd rather Bosch or Brose if I went for a Specialized. Carbon would probably be my preference, but now I'm considering a Whyte E-160RSX again, which is aluminium.

I'd like at least 160/150 travel. More is fine also.
 
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