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Old 05-31-05, 06:59 PM
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Norco 125 VS. Specialized P2

Hey guys im looking to buy a new bike and was wondering your guys's opinions. I need the bike for jumps/drops/freeride/street/trials. Please tell me what you guys think is better for the above riding. Feel free to post different kinds of bikes that are great for those types of riding. I just need to know how good these bikes are and the quality. Thanks.
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Old 05-31-05, 07:27 PM
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P.2 feels like a bmx bike, 125 has more dirtjumping geometry. Both can be used for light trials and their quality is high. And there is soooooooo many bikes in your price range/riding style area.
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Old 05-31-05, 10:27 PM
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Yes im trying hard to decide between the 2 bikes. I heard the p2 forks suck and break really quick and easy. Can you please recommend what you would do? which bike u would get and what u think of them
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Look into a Giant STP1. The geometry is designed for dirt jumping and trials, also works for street and trail riding.
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I like the norco better. It comes with a TA! The thing I would do if I got either of them is change the brakes... The MX-2s just wouldnt cut it.
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My friend has a Norco 125, i haven't ridden it but he said its awesome.
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