Which Complete Bike?

all of those are great bikes, youve done your homework!

We The People makes solid completes , if not argueably the best , so that's a big one to consider . They always feel good and I convinced a kid to buy a new Arcade for 300$. But in my eyes I've seen Fit completes last forever and I've always recommended them to those who want a good quality bike and a good brand behind it . Fit makes amazing parts and personally any of their bikes look good and should last a while so I'd narrow it down to those two. The others mentioned are decent but probably aren't the best bang for your buck .

Is the WTP Justice really that good?
It's WTP's almost cheapest bike and it has hi-ten forks and bars.

Also, if you are going to swap the frame and bars straight away anyway, then isn't buying a comeplete a waist of your money?

oldkid wrote:

Is the WTP Justice really that good?
It's WTP's almost cheapest bike and it has hi-ten forks and bars.

Also, if you are going ...more

oldkid wrote:

Is the WTP Justice really that good?
It's WTP's almost cheapest bike and it has hi-ten forks and bars.

Also, if you are going to swap the frame and bars straight away anyway, then isn't buying a comeplete a waist of your money?

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Thanks for the input. I'm surprised people aren't more into cult? It was high on my list. I thought they would be really good having Robbie Morales behind them, at least as good as FIT if not better.

Good point Oldkid on the WTP. I decided to get a complete as by the time I've brought a wheel set and a crank I will have spent more than buying a complete from the same manufacturer, e.g. salt or trebol. PLus I can probably get a little for selling the parts I'll change out.

I guess there is also the Subrosa, Sunday, Kink etc in the same price range as well.

The the price the Fit Bikes seem to offer the most bang for the buck. However all those bikes you picked are good.

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Thanks for the advice Albes...

Starting to think I might just bight the bullet and fork out for a custom build. It looks like I can get an Odyssey Wombolt crank at a good discount, so if I can get hold of a half decent pair of wheels at a good price it shouldn't be much more than a basic cheap complete bike.

JohnHenry wrote:

Starting to think I might just bight the bullet and fork out for a custom build. It looks like I can get an Odyssey Wombolt ...more

JohnHenry wrote:

Starting to think I might just bight the bullet and fork out for a custom build. It looks like I can get an Odyssey Wombolt crank at a good discount, so if I can get hold of a half decent pair of wheels at a good price it shouldn't be much more than a basic cheap complete bike.

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Powers bike shop can hook you up with some sweet wheels

i have a proton 2015 its more park geometry, but its solid especially if youre 6 foot + , i just added 10 inch bars good to go its full cromo and has double walls

JonnyGanja wrote:

i have a proton 2015 its more park geometry, but its solid especially if youre 6 foot + , i just added 10 inch bars good to go ...more

JonnyGanja wrote:

i have a proton 2015 its more park geometry, but its solid especially if youre 6 foot + , i just added 10 inch bars good to go its full cromo and has double walls

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Thanks Jonny. Thats why I started looking at the Proton. I'm 6', so whilst 21 is a touch on the long side its still all good.

My friend has had a fit complete for 5 years and it's still holding up the fit Benny is a great bike