Full Suspension MTB Wanted

[MaD_lycra_biker69]

Hello,

As the title states im after a new cycle ideally full suspension after a recomendation from the local cycle store. (see other posts re my problem)

I want the best i can get, so new or retro will do.
But it must have hydralic disc brakes. (again recommended at bike shop)
And be capable in off road situations.
Im no racer by any means but i do like to exceed the limits when conditions suit.

Budget?
Im looking to spend about £100, but i may go to £150 for the right bike.


Barry.

 

[brocklanders023]

You'll be lucky to find a decent full suss bike with hydraulic disc brakes for £150 or less buddy.

 

[jimmy5willy]

£100 for full suspension and hydraulic disc brakes?
Is your local bike shop Halfords? :?


http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0642130189
-Leaves you with £75 for the rest of the bike...


Unless you find a bike with them already on:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0673454838

 

[Sidewinder]

I would think that in all honesty you would need to raise your budget,or lower you sights ,for although this is a site dealing with older bikes it doesn't mean that they are cheap {unless you want a project)

 

[Dead Rats]

you might squeeze the brakes and forks out of £150? :shock:

 

[xizang]

you might squeeze the brakes and forks out of £150? :shock:

Or a half decent frame............

 

[Dead Rats]

you might squeeze the brakes and forks out of £150? :shock:

Or a half decent frame............

best stick with a complete bike then gotta be £300 absolute minimum for entry-level secondhand full sus 2000+ era (ie so it has hydra brakes)? I got my '03 Enduro complete for £400ish + P&P, but it needed a LOT of time and £s spending on it!