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petern
Dusty
Joined: Feb 22, 2003
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Location: Cambridge
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 Posted: Sun 20th Jul 9:16pm Post subject: Scott Spark Jr (20 Or 24) - Any Good |
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My daughter is up for a new bike and I am considering a Spark 20 or 24 depending upon the fit:
http://www.scottusa.com/us_en/product/77/634/spark_jr_20
http://www.scottusa.com/us_en/product/77/631/spark_jr_24
Are there any parents or young vorbii out there which have any experience with these bikes as I have a few questions:
1. Does the rear suspension do anything or is it just there for looks?
2. Do these bikes have a standard sized headset which would enable the stem to be changed if needed?
3. Does anyone know who might have one in stock for us in BOP, Waikato or Auckland to have a look at?
4. Overall is it a good bike, or are there others which are a better option?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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slidecontrol
Thrashed
Joined: Apr 09, 2007
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Location: I used to have tourettes, now I'm rolf harris
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no idea about how good the smaller bike is, but try bikesmith in auckland. They have one on the latest specials list.
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Stun
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The suspension certainly doesn't look like a gimmick!
Availability will be your biggest hurdle...
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pushbikerider
Mangled
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| Posted: Mon 21st Jul 6:48am Post subject: |
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| Stun wrote: | The suspension certainly doesn't look like a gimmick!
Availability will be your biggest hurdle... |
w3rd
when I was working in a shop we pre-ordered some with our scott indent and tried to order more 3 weeks later and they had gone
it will be a case of doing a bit of rining around to find one
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