best online prices for bashguards?

[capnsavem]

i've been searchin' and searchin'....

i came across a website yesterday that offered free shipping on a few of there bashguards, but i'll be damned if i can find it again.

help?

[coldbrews]

Pricepoint?

[allison]

You can shop Jenson through the site here where they share the sale. Don't hesitate to call The Path either! At least you can find out pricing. I think they do free shipping on orders over $100? Make sure to ask. You can always throw in something extra

If that doesn't float your boat, PricePoint, Blue Sky Cycling, and sometimes even Beyond Bikes have good prices. I've never had any problems with ordering from Price Point online (if they say it's in stock it is). Never ordered online from Beyond.

Another site I like is http://www.bestwebbuys.com Then click on the bikes tab.

[amor587]

Check out www.spadout.com and do a search in the moutain bike section. It should pull up some good deals.

[nappyt]

Best thing for you is to see what Beyond Bikes has in-stock and search online to see if anyone has a better price. Then go into the store and have them price match.

Actually they have the RF one that I have for a good price.
http://www.beyondbikes.com/bb/ItemDe...CM-CHR-rf-basx

[soul rider]

if you have a 5 arm 94mm bcd universalcycles has balckspire poly or aluminum bash guards for 15.00

[capnsavem]

ok thanks guys- took nappy's advice and hit up Beyond. gonna pick up the MRP party crasher. 29 bucks, it's worth a shot.

[nappyt]

Originally Posted by capnsavem

ok thanks guys- took nappy's advice and hit up Beyond. gonna pick up the MRP party crasher. 29 bucks, it's worth a shot.

Sweet! Then you can head over to LPQ by the baseball fields and start rolling over those logs to break it in.

EDIT:
Also make sure you get the right size. If your middle ring is the standard 32 you'll want a 34 bashguard to give your chain some protection. It will also give you more clearance than the 36 I linked too. I didn't see the fine print.

[capnsavem]

LPQ? Penisquitos?

i'm on that 34.

Zack down @ Beyond gave me the heads up on that too.

[silverspot]

I was at THE PATH yesterday and I saw 2 boxes full of discounted bashguards sitting outside looking for homes.

[nappyt]

Originally Posted by capnsavem

LPQ? Penisquitos?

i'm on that 34.

Zack down @ Beyond gave me the heads up on that too.

Yes. [SIZE=2]Los Peñasquitos

If your in town Sat you should come out with us for a lazy day ride there.
San Diego:LPQ @ 9AM (Starting at the BB fields)
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[mtbmichael]

what are the advantages of polycarbonate or alloy bashgaurds? the polycarbonate one I have doesnt really seem to be that tough, but i never really tested it either.

[nappyt]

Originally Posted by mtbmichael

what are the advantages of polycarbonate or alloy bashgaurds? the polycarbonate one I have doesnt really seem to be that tough, but i never really tested it either.

Only thing I can think of is cost or weight.

[soul rider]

Poly Slides Over Rocks, Aluminum Digs Into Rocks

[2wheel_lee]

Originally Posted by soul rider

Poly Slides Over Rocks, Aluminum Digs Into Rocks

That's debateable.

Bash Guards

[nappyt]

[FONT=Century Gothic]What about [/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic]Smooth or Serrated? Curious more than anything since I think i might go serrated on my next bashguard.


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[allison]

I've got one poly carbonate and one aluminum. Just depends on what you want. Both work for their intended purposes.

Since I'm a photo whore:

[capnsavem]

*edit*

soul rider beat me to it

[mtbmichael]

Originally Posted by nappyt

[FONT=Century Gothic]What about [/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic]Smooth or Serrated? Curious more than anything since I think i might go serrated on my next bashguard.


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i always though serrated ones were for trials and/or rolling over stuff.

[capnsavem]

i guess i could see the serrated ones assisting in a climb over a rock or log... but i like the "sliding over it" idea better.