Is this the good or ****e mongoose bike
apparently I need 10 posts to upload pic. aargh
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Usually bolt on wheels aren't a positive sign of anything good. Quick release or thru-axle tend to point towards a better quality.
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no quick release on this one, old model it is
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Originally Posted by shrapper
(Post 21857432)
no quick release on this one, old model it is
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quick_release_skewer As for the bike, the front suspension and disc brakes means it's from this century.. It's a department store bike. https://www.bikeradar.com/news/mongo...ponsored-post/ |
good. def not worth it
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The road of good/great BMX companies to MTB success to buyout to low end to some trying to re-establish a reputation is an interesting one.
The mid/late 90’s marked the demise of many bike manufacturers that started out years earlier as pioneers and were overtaken by the inability to compete with the big brands. John |
That's a 2014-ish Mongoose Sector, which is low-end but not total ahite. Sold at Halfords UK for £329-399.
It has an Altus derailleur which is a step and a half above the non-group derailleurs and a step above Tourney. Probably a low-end coil spring fork, which aren't the nicest but usually require less maintenance than air forks. I wouldn't pay any more than $40 USD. |
Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 21858430)
That's a 2014-ish Mongoose Sector, which is low-end but not total ahite. Sold at Halfords UK for £329-399.
It has an Altus derailleur which is a step and a half above the non-group derailleurs and a step above Tourney. Probably a low-end coil spring fork, which aren't the nicest but usually require less maintenance than air forks. I wouldn't pay any more than $40 USD. |
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