which fs for the north shore?

a scream might be a little big for all around riding back home. a chaparral can be set up 4-6" for all kinds of trail riding except big drops and hucks.

pip

dude man it all comes down to which feels better for one and warrenty and durability for second the color scheme doesnt matter shit get the one thats durable and rides nice dont look at the fancy advertising shit these days

screams look sick thats what id get im thinkin

otherwise what about nextyears bigShit they are looking to be having alot of hype … and look pretty cool in the pocis…

i've bought a 2003 big hit.didn't want to get a 2004 big hit what with the new rear and that as it's a first year product.2003 big hits have proved very durable imo:O)

awsome!

Hope it serves you well dude!:D

I would get a Norco Shore or Team NS.

edit Just saw you purchased an 03 Big Hit. Nice choice, they are great bikes!

going for normalqr junior t's so i can use my hardtails wheels.(ck hubs and 321 rear and 219 front)til i decide what set up i realy am down with:O)

i think the big hit expert is the perfect shore style bike, it has really quick and responsive handling which is perfect for tight slow speed turns and log rides. the 24 in the back helps to, just put a evil super charger on it and its perfect.

that bike is so nice for slower speed stuff than any 8 inch travel bike i have ever riding. i personally have a orange patriot 7 and it is raw but it is a bit of a copper, with a super t the head angle is around 66 degrees wich is pretty slack.

i abosolutly love it though, even for jumping and stuff it is the abosolute stableist bike i have ever riding. and for slow stuff u just have to be able to man handle it, then it is fine.

Originally posted by Mulletron
**I would get a Norco Shore or Team NS.

edit Just saw you purchased an 03 Big Hit. Nice choice, they are great bikes! **

HAHA to late Mullet….

Team BIGHIT grabs up yet another new member….

:thepimp:

welcome to the team Jedi…

Originally posted by HEYPIP
**a scream might be a little big for all around riding back home. a chaparral can be set up 4-6" for all kinds of trail riding except big drops and hucks.

pip **

just thinkin the same thing, we can always rely on your honesty pip kissing ass, so when can I expect my free scream?? :D

Actually I know nothing about the Trasnition Dirtbag but it looks pretty nice. 5.2" to 6.2 inches of rear travel too.
Transition Bikes

GSpot with a Romic. But i am biased because i have a AC1 with a Romic and 6 in the rear is great. not to little not to much and handles like a drea mwith a singlecrown 5"