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1997 Mongoose Solution Team

#1 2008-11-02 12:06am

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1997 Mongoose Solution Team

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1997 Mongoose Solution Team

I got an opportunity to race a co-sponser deal for Mongoose. It was called "Mongoose University" where I got 3rd place, (by way of points) and a $3000 gift to help pay for school. I got one of the first all alum. Solutions to come out. The first ones had problems and they alowed me to trade it in on a new one.
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#2 2008-12-14 6:54pm

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Re: 1997 Mongoose Solution Team

I had one of these, and I almost stopped riding altogether because I hated the way it rode so much.  This bike seriously made me not want to ride at all.  I got mine because I snapped my Mongoose Carbon (which I also hated) and wouldn't accept another one even under warranty, so they gave me a Solution.  Even though I didn't like riding it (did I mention I hated the way it rode?), it was a nice bike to look at, and was well made by Taiwanese standards.


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#3 2008-12-14 8:25pm

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Re: 1997 Mongoose Solution Team

gaijin wrote:

I had one of these, and I almost stopped riding altogether because I hated the way it rode so much.  This bike seriously made me not want to ride at all.  I got mine because I snapped my Mongoose Carbon (which I also hated) and wouldn't accept another one even under warranty, so they gave me a Solution.  Even though I didn't like riding it (did I mention I hated the way it rode?), it was a nice bike to look at, and was well made by Taiwanese standards.

Wow... Seriously??? That really suprises me. I like the bike a lot. I really do.. Crazy.... I never experenced anything like that with any bike I have ever had.    Well... I take that back. I did not like my Rocket crusier because it was too long and I had a hard time pulling it up to manual or jump. Thats when I got the GT.

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#4 2009-10-03 3:43am

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Re: 1997 Mongoose Solution Team

Hole$hot wrote:

gaijin wrote:

I had one of these, and I almost stopped riding altogether because I hated the way it rode so much.  This bike seriously made me not want to ride at all.  I got mine because I snapped my Mongoose Carbon (which I also hated) and wouldn't accept another one even under warranty, so they gave me a Solution.  Even though I didn't like riding it (did I mention I hated the way it rode?), it was a nice bike to look at, and was well made by Taiwanese standards.

Wow... Seriously??? That really suprises me. I like the bike a lot. I really do.. Crazy.... I never experenced anything like that with any bike I have ever had.    Well... I take that back. I did not like my Rocket crusier because it was too long and I had a hard time pulling it up to manual or jump. Thats when I got the GT.

My friend had one when they came out it was a nice bike so I can't say that I hate them but don't think they were worth the 7 or 8 hundred bucks.

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#5 2010-03-08 3:07pm

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Re: 1997 Mongoose Solution Team

My friend also rode one of these, he was sponsored by mongoose as well. he also was sponsered by MCS before Mongoose. I liked his MCS better but this mongoose was still a great bike in my opinion.

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