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  • Trek VRX 200
  • sparkyspice
    Free Member

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Trek-vrx-200-full-sus-no-timewasters-please-/111524199788?ssPageName=ADME:SS:SS:GB:1120

    The title says No Timewasters, but with a £1000 Buy It Now, what would you expect!

    Put an off in – you know you want to!

    mtbfix
    Full Member

    Oh dear…

    On a related note, I still have the fabric frisbee that Trek doled out to LBS staff when the VRX bikes were launched back in 1999(?).

    jamj1974
    Full Member

    Literally one of the worst suspension designs.

    sparkyspice
    Free Member

    “Literally one of the worst suspension designs.”

    …seems to work for an Orange 5!!!

    smokey_jo
    Full Member

    I’ve ridden one with a vanilla r shock, it could have done with a platform air shock to reduce the very active back end. Its still in the shed if anyone is tempted to try, I’d let it go for a bit less than the chap on eBay ….

    jamj1974
    Full Member

    “Literally one of the worst suspension designs.”

    …seems to work for an Orange 5!!!

    Was thinking more of the pointless travel adjustment feature that offered next to zero positive impact.

    sparkyspice
    Free Member

    Fair do’s! There was a guy that used to ‘float’ around our way on a VRX claiming it to be the greatest/next big thing. Everyone that rode it said it was a nail and no-one on a hardtail ever got passed by him… I’m just wondering if the £1000 pounds was a typo?

    Either way it has been removed, so we’ll never know if it really was worth £1000!

    alfabus
    Free Member

    I had a vrx 300 back in the day… weighed a tonne, but was actually not too shite. Thoroughly surpassed by most things these days, but not too awful for its time.

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