General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
off-topic: climbers who ride	17-Aug-2015 At 2:45:16 PM	Capt_mulch
Message
> >I am hoping to score something two or three years old that cost around >$3k to $4k when it was new, for a reasonable price second hand... Rod, I don't think you need to spend that much. I bought a Trek on sale last year for well under $1000 and am very impressed with the quality to price ratio. No rear suspension, but front suspension, disk brakes and solid frame.

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