component highlights: manitou mars 1 fork, mavic crossride wheelset, sid rear shock, wtb momentum headset, xt derailleurs, wtb stealth pedals, lx hollowtech cranks and splined bottom bracket, avid 2.5 brakes and 1.9 levers

component highlights: 98 FSR DH frameset, 98 Marzocchi Jr T, Shimano Hydraulic front disc brake, Avid Archrival rear rim brake, Azonic triplewall riser bar, XT rear derailleur, XT front disc hub on Rhyno lite rim, WTB Momentum rear hub on Sun Mammoth rim, Nokian Gazzaloddi Core 2.3 front tire, Tioga DH 2.3 rear tire, Shimano 636 pedals.

component highlights: marzocchi superfly fork, mavic517/hugi wheelset, raceface cranks, syncros stem and post, time atac pedals, sram 9.0sl shifters and rear derailleur

component highlights: nukeproof/sun subIV wheelset, alloy chainrings, control tech stem, bontrager race ti handlebar, aheadset, panaracer mach sk kevlar tire, selle italia flite ti gel saddle, shimano un72 bottom bracket, rockshox judy fork

component highlights: 97 manitou sx fork, mavic222/lx front wheel, lx v brakes, kevlar tires, velo saddle, ritchey handlebar, nashbar clipless pedals

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That's my very first ride, a 96 Fisher HooKooEKoo,which, IMHO, is one excellent value! It'll give you decent performance without costing you an arm and a leg. It could use more stopping power, and the front tire tends to wash out when taking corners at moderate speeds in sandy conditions. But, overall, you'll be hard-pressed to find a better bike for the buck!		Bike Nashbar Cambria Bikes BikeWorld Pricepoint Specials Colorado Cyclist Performance Supergo Aardvark Cycles