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    Quote Originally Posted by jm2e View Post
    Where are the drivetrain deals?
    As in, the blue collar drivetrain buyer who just wants SLX/XT/GX level stuff.
    You have to purchase from several sights, but SLX is cheap right now. I think it's going away in Shimano's next generation. Planet/Colorado Cyclist has derailleurs and Cassettes. There are deals for both XT and GX as well.
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    Any deals on park worthy 29” rear wheels? Thinking of having a part wheel for my bike with a beef ass tire so I don’t blow up my we are ones with tires I’m willing to pedal riding lifts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jm2e View Post
    Where are the drivetrain deals?
    As in, the blue collar drivetrain buyer who just wants SLX/XT/GX level stuff.
    Search for “ronde cycling” on eBay. Been buying shimano stuff from him for years. Dirt cheap, wicked fast shipping.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eluder View Post
    You have to purchase from several sights, but SLX is cheap right now. I think it's going away in Shimano's next generation. Planet/Colorado Cyclist has derailleurs and Cassettes. There are deals for both XT and GX as well.
    I grabbed an XT cassette from the CO Cyclist closeout to have in my parts store. It arrived in a ziploc bag within a plastic shipping bag, no cardboard, the plastic fake freehub holding the cassette together was shattered. Almost like it was a take off or something. the cogs look straight, true, I guess I'll find out when I install it someday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chaka View Post
    I grabbed an XT cassette from the CO Cyclist closeout to have in my parts store. It arrived in a ziploc bag within a plastic shipping bag, no cardboard, the plastic fake freehub holding the cassette together was shattered. Almost like it was a take off or something. the cogs look straight, true, I guess I'll find out when I install it someday.
    Definitely a take-off but nothing wrong with that. I just bought Mrs Roxtar a new bike and had them swap out the drivetrain for what I wanted. Those parts will be perfectly fine for whoever buys them.
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    Bike closet has XT cassettes for $99. Sometimes they drop lower

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    Quote Originally Posted by MCS5280 View Post
    Bike closet has XT cassettes for $99. Sometimes they drop lower
    Is Bike Closet legit? Their website is very.. basic.. but they have some great deals on several things I want

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    Quote Originally Posted by Benneke10 View Post
    Is Bike Closet legit? Their website is very.. basic.. but they have some great deals on several things I want
    Ive successfully received the product from them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benneke10 View Post
    Is Bike Closet legit? Their website is very.. basic.. but they have some great deals on several things I want
    Their site is definitely "fuck buying from this scam site" level look/feel but I've both purchased from them and returned purchased goods to them. Purchase went smoothly, return IIRC took longer than expected to get a credit but wasn't anything ridiculous. Would def buy from them again.
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    I've bought a ton of stuff from bike closet and returned a few things. The 'I'm cheap section'/open box page is pretty rad (but you can't return open box stuff. My son just got a Poc Otocon Race helmet for $59 from them...
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    Somebody's kid or wife needs this, no?

    https://planetcyclery.com/nukeproof-...caAnVCEALw_wcB
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    Anyone seen any deals on 165mm cranksets? Running SRAM dub BB now, but ok to swap.

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    Looks like a few 165mm choices left on planetcyclery.
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    Any deals floating around on basic trail bikes? My wife is getting back into riding and her 2013 giant trance really could use $500 of suspension work that I would rather put toward a modern bike. Size M 29” 120-140mm travel mostly easier trails.

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    Canfield has 165mm cranks, and 150/155mm as well if you want to go even shorter. Not super cheap or super light but they are solid. Have had them on my Rail for 3 yrs now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CantDog View Post
    Anyone seen any deals on 165mm cranksets? Running SRAM dub BB now, but ok to swap.
    No deals really as they are the hot thing but SLX cranks are good quality, affordable and come in 165mm
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlh View Post
    Any deals floating around on basic trail bikes? My wife is getting back into riding and her 2013 giant trance really could use $500 of suspension work that I would rather put toward a modern bike. Size M 29” 120-140mm travel mostly easier trails.
    Not the greatest build/suspension but...you can get a new Rocky Mountain Element 10 for $1500 in any size.
    https://www.jensonusa.com/Rocky-Moun...Jwo821Bic_lifE

    I'd probably want something lighter for the wife but that's still a lot of bike for $1500.

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    Basically a Code RSC with the new ugly master cylinder for $99 a brake, hose routing is a little goofy.... The site looks a little sketchy, but they have been legit for me on two seperate orders.

    https://bikecloset.com/product/sram-...t-mount-black/
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    ^^^ Great performing brakes… but really fucking stupid design. Funny to see they’re already blowing them out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by singlesline View Post
    Not the greatest build/suspension but...you can get a new Rocky Mountain Element 10 for $1500 in any size.
    https://www.jensonusa.com/Rocky-Moun...Jwo821Bic_lifE

    I'd probably want something lighter for the wife but that's still a lot of bike for $1500.
    What about this for $1699?

    https://www.jensonusa.com/NORCO-FLUID-FS-3-29-BIKE-2023

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eluder View Post
    Basically a Code RSC with the new ugly master cylinder for $99 a brake, hose routing is a little goofy.... The site looks a little sketchy, but they have been legit for me on two seperate orders.

    https://bikecloset.com/product/sram-...t-mount-black/
    Smoking deal, just picked a set up. Bike Closet is great, and some deals can be sweeter with a simple text asking if that's their best deal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SKIP IN7RO View Post
    Smoking deal, just picked a set up. Bike Closet is great, and some deals can be sweeter with a simple text asking if that's their best deal.
    Got a set a week or so ago, the rear didn't come with any mountain hardware, but the front did. Still a smoking deal.

    The pros closet has also had some killer open box stuff + great coupons recently. I got a open box 170mm XT crank for $95 w/ coupon.
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    Anyone have any experience with the Elite Suito trainers they have on there? Zwift curious for next winter, this seems like a cheap way to get the job done.

    https://bikecloset.com/product/elite...t-no-cassette/

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    Seems like a sick deal to me.

    No experience with their smart trainers but I have a set of their rollers and they’re very nice.
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    Winter cycling shoes. Mudstone Winter Shoes
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    CA$296.99 CA$118.80

    cheaper price in CND, but less sizes:
    https://www.louisgarneau.com/en_ca/m...-shoes-1487283

    US version:
    Mudstone Winter Shoes
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    $274.99 $110.00
    https://www.louisgarneau.com/en_us/m...-shoes-1487283


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