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rob8886
01-16-2005, 07:53 PM
Hello ,
Thinking bout getting the PX Ridgeback :) .....
Anybody have any info to tell me like why i shouldn't get it ..
Or any customers of it like to tell me how much they like it... anything like that
Thx...
rob8886
01-20-2005, 11:47 PM
COME ON ANY INFO AT ALL BOUT THE RIDGE BACK
ANYTHING !!!!!!! I'm DESPERATE FOR INFO :angry:
BillT
01-21-2005, 07:06 AM
I've had a Ridgeback for several months now built up with a Z1 drop-off, MRP bones, avid mechanical's, etc. I use for going to the skatepark and doing some jumping. Its a fun bike to ride and appears to be pretty strong so far - they have a great price on them at www.pricepoint.com right now. Let me know what else you want to know.
I have one too.
http://www.norcalfreeride.com/ridgeback.jpg
The only complaint I have is I am running a quick-release on the back and it is almost impossible to get the rear wheel off with the adjustable dropouts. First I have to take off the skewer (which needed to be special-ordered since the dropouts are so fair apart), then I have to take out the adjustable dropout things (which I have to hammer out for some reason), and sometimes I even have to take off the derailleur. It is a real pain. However, I have been told if you have a thru-axle it works just fine.
Otherwise, the frame has been great.
FR4life.
01-21-2005, 12:27 PM
I have one too.
The only complaint I have is I am running a quick-release on the back and it is almost impossible to get the rear wheel off with the adjustable dropouts. First I have to take off the skewer (which needed to be special-ordered since the dropouts are so fair apart), then I have to take out the adjustable dropout things (which I have to hammer out for some reason), and sometimes I even have to take off the derailleur. It is a real pain. However, I have been told if you have a thru-axle it works just fine.
Otherwise, the frame has been great.
Arent you selling yours? :confused:
-C
BillT
01-21-2005, 12:35 PM
My Ridgeback has the same paint but I have the vertical dropouts and not the horizontal ones and it is still a pain in the ass to get the rear wheel in - I find it easiest to to remove the quick release skewer completely, slide the wheel in and then reinstall the skewer. Other than that, its a great bike - I'll have to take a picture of it this weekend and post in the sticky hardtail thread.
rob8886
01-21-2005, 06:58 PM
THANK YOU FOR SOME RESPONSES AND INFO :D !!
ANYBODY ELSE GOT anyTHING TO SAY BOUT THE RIDGEBACK
I should be getting it soon.........
rob8886
01-21-2005, 07:01 PM
Oh yeah...... i forgot to ask........
How does it peform on trails or downhill ? ....
anything of that sort :confused:
Arent you selling yours?
Yes...What's your point? I'm not selling it because I don't like it. I'm selling it because I need the money.
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