Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts? 
#1 2012-11-12 7:30pm
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Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
Looking @ a 2011 Sunday Aaron Ross ex grave green, thoughts, opinions? Any idea on the weight? Will be used lightly on bike paths with my kids so I don't need something heavy duty, I would prefer a semi light bike. And yes I need this like fre*king hole in my head 
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#2 2012-11-12 7:31pm
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
How much is that?
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#3 2012-11-13 4:24am
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$400
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#4 2012-11-13 4:28am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
probly like 30lbs
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#5 2012-11-13 4:35am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
Sunday Completes kick ass..yea its under 30Lbs. Great bike you well enjoy it.....Get a Pro!!Better parts..yea more money but f-it!
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#6 2012-11-13 5:48am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
i really like Sunday Bikes.
i would be more worried about that bike being to light. i rode the orange crush bike and it was almost to light.
i guess it to be 25 lbs. Beside Sunday comes with better components than average. 
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#7 2012-11-13 8:28am
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So anyone care to enlighten me to as why the "bonus" bikes are so frowned upon? Or people just being bike snobs?....
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#8 2012-11-13 8:40am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
Here's the specs on that bike.
http://www.sundaybikes.com/catalog/comp … n-ross-ex/
Personally I don't like bonus/complete bikes because they're made with inferior components and sometimes inferior metals for the frame/fork/bars. But that's my opinion, and if you're somewhat starting out, or just going down bike paths with your kids, I'd say it's a decent deal. Especially if you're paying $400 for it. They retail for more.
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#9 2012-11-13 8:42am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
duganc1717 wrote:
yes I need this like fre*king hole in my head
Then what u waiting for? Go for it
Build it, Ride it and Break it. That what it was made for.
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#10 2012-11-13 9:02am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
as a complete they are better -imo
tons of odyssey parts (unbranded even). if you'll notice non-pintch cranks- a step up. the weakest part is the brakes (that most kids trash right off the bat)
i forgot to mention the wave down tube is neato also
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#11 2012-11-13 10:31am
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Huryupanbuy wrote:
Here's the specs on that bike.
http://www.sundaybikes.com/catalog/comp … n-ross-ex/
Personally I don't like bonus/complete bikes because they're made with inferior components and sometimes inferior metals for the frame/fork/bars. But that's my opinion, and if you're somewhat starting out, or just going down bike paths with your kids, I'd say it's a decent deal. Especially if you're paying $400 for it. They retail for more.
The one I'm looking @ is used, but spotless.
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#12 2012-11-13 10:51am
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I think that you could probably find one for closer to 300 if you looked hard enough. 400 seems steep to me if there is no shipping involved. That bike won't break under a kid, it will last until they outgrow it. It's a good product, not top of the line for pro riding, but a very good product. For a kids bike, it is an excellent bike.
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#13 2012-11-13 11:12am
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
it was $499 two years ago. 25.5lbs.
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#14 2012-11-13 11:39am
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Hmmm, I thought they were around $570? Like it is listed in the link above.
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#15 2012-11-13 12:09pm
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Dans Comp spring 2011
Where the music stinks, and they water the drinks, at the nudie bar.
Where the girlies dance in their underpants, at the nudie bar.
Where you see their butt, and their trap stays shut, at the nudie bar.
Where you can’t touch a breast, but you can cave in a chest, at the nudie bar.
Where you look at a thigh, and blacken an eye, at the nudie bar.
Where a buck’s enough to see their stuff, at the nudie bar.
Where the breasts may be fake but man do they shake, at the nudie bar.
Where you swear like a sailor, and wish you could nail her, at the nudie bar.
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#16 2012-11-13 3:32pm
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Re: Considering Sunday grave digger, thoughts?
Huryupanbuy wrote:
Here's the specs on that bike.
http://www.sundaybikes.com/catalog/comp … n-ross-ex/
Personally I don't like bonus/complete bikes because they're made with inferior components and sometimes inferior metals for the frame/fork/bars. But that's my opinion, and if you're somewhat starting out, or just going down bike paths with your kids, I'd say it's a decent deal. Especially if you're paying $400 for it. They retail for more.
He said it's for bike paths with the kids. Perfect for that. Most people don't need full top of the line bikes. It'll hold up to a good bit of thrashing before anything falls apart. Sunday completes have nice wheels and tires so they will ride well. The geometry is great and they look dope. Get it!
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#17 2012-11-13 3:36pm
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im not a fan of frames that arent 100% chromoly. and if its for just sitting down. get a 24
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Weight weenie!
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#19 2012-11-13 4:36pm
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Roy Munson wrote:
im not a fan of frames that arent 100% chromoly. and if its for just sitting down. get a 24
Not ready for a 24" yet, but when I am it probably be a OM Flyer.
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#20 2012-11-13 4:38pm
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Weight weenie!
Yup, when your older less weight means easier pedaling . And don't worry I have a heavy DJ bike, I just don't ride it 
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