Which Bike

[TheGiven]

Hello All,

 

I am looking to get a bike.

I am an avid gym goer and used to do a lot of running, but my knees are shot,

so I was thinking about getting a bike.

Nothing serious, just to cruise around the area, maybe a basic trail here and there.

 

So I have been hunting for a while and have come up with a few options.

Lets assume I can get all these bikes for the same price (around 3k).

So which is the best option:

 

Avalanche 2.0 26er

Titan Cruz 26er (comes with some extras)

Axis A70

 

What do y'all think?

 

Thanks

A

[TheGiven]

Ended up getting the Axis.

Went and looked at the GT but it wasnt shifting properly.

Happy with my purchase so far.

[Jensie]

Great stuff and happy riding.

[JuddMan]

Pics of the Axis at all?

 

What type of riding will you be doing? I am also considering an Axis and would love feedback from an owner.

[TheGiven]

http://i.imgur.com/XeCHXyK.jpg

 

Just got it for some general ******* around, but did look to get something that would atleast allow me to start riding trails if I want to.

 

Cant say I have enough time on the saddle yet to really give advice.

[JuddMan]

http://i.imgur.com/XeCHXyK.jpg

 

Just got it for some general ******* around, but did look to get something that would atleast allow me to start riding trails if I want to.

 

Cant say I have enough time on the saddle yet to really give advice.

 

Thanks! Looks decent!

 

Enjoy the bike.

[BenReaper]

Thanks! Looks decent!

 

Enjoy the bike.

The Axis bikes are great value for money.The A70 has basic specs,but you can go a long way with it.

A mate of mine has the newer model A70 in the 27.5" version.His bike has been going strong for 2000km and only recently did he upgrade his drive train to Deore components for better shifting.

 

Here he is coming up a climb on a 80km ride we did yesterday.

 

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[rvdm1]

The Axis bikes are good value for money starter bikes, should keep you busy for a good while.

[TheGiven]

I accidentally pulled the internal valve core out on the rear tubeless and now I cant get the tyre to keep its air.

Think I need to redo the sealant.