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2013 Reid X126 Mountain Bike 20% off - $223.20 with Free Shipping

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Friend at work showed me this deal he is considering. Looks good to me but i already bought the target road bike for half the price.

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Trying to decide between a weekend trail bike and a commuter? Get both in the one bike with the Reid X126.

Fresh for 2013 Reid Cycles are proud to introduce the X126 mountain bike. Designed around a lightweight 6061 alloy frame for a super responsive ride, the Reid X126 gives you confidence, control and versatility from forest trails to urban jungles.

The X126 is the product of a great amount of research all focused on delivering a tough, reliable bike loaded with quality parts at a very affordable price. Competitor bikes with similar specs are selling for well over $500.

Entry level suspension forks come with too many trade-offs in terms of reliability, weight and control. The choice was made to spec the X126 with unbreakable rigid forks to give customers an unbeatable ride at an incredible price.

Whether it’s a daily commute, a leisurely weekend ride or getting completely covered in mud - the X126 is a great fun bike to ride!

  • Full Shimano Tourney 21 speed gearing system - very easy to use and ultra reliable
  • Tektro brakes for superior braking power
  • Durable 6061 alloy frame and forks
  • VP Sealed bearing bottom bracket
  • Kenda tyres for great grip and puncture protection
  • Great 15 year warranty and 1 year free servicing(see below)

For extra peace of mind, all Reid Cycle bikes now come with a Lifetime warranty on frame & forks, 12 months warranty on parts, plus 12 months FREE brake and gear servicing.

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  • +2

    Competitor bikes with similar specs are selling for well over $500.

    for Shimano Tourney? Bollocks. Looks OK for the price though. Bonus points for rigid forks instead of bad shocks.
    Spend more if you are riding regularly though.

    If you want ask "is this a good deal?", maybe use the forums?

  • OMG… i actually purchased this bike 2 months ago… i really like it since i wanted a bike that i could use on and off the trail.

    style wise i've been receiving alot of compliments on it and i really like it, just wish i could keep up with my mate's Cell bike when we ride together since he got the road/pathway ones and this i'm using as multipurpose..

  • "Trying to decide between a weekend trail bike and a commuter?"

    get a hybrid, not a freaking mountain bike that probably weighs a tonne.

    you will never keep up with your mates road bike, since it probably weighs a fraction of yours.

    • -2

      since it probably weighs a fraction of yours.

      about 2kg less…

      • +3

        5/6 is still a fraction!

        Then again.. so is 6/5. hmm.

      • +1

        Weight is part of the problem. For me it's the friction caused by the tyres. Larger contact + threaded grip = rolling resistance. Have fun trying to keep up with those tight a$$ lycras! Been there done that.

        • +1

          you could always put different tyres on your bike

      • +1

        depends what kind of Cell road bike, a carbon frame one would be significantly less.

    • They say 12.1kg - that's not too bad.
      Tyres are easily changed to slicks.
      The riding position will not be as aerodynamic as drop-bars, but you can just slip-stream. Your mates on roadies will pity you and excuse you from riding up-front if you have a mountain bike. Especially this one.

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