MTB Buyers Guides

[Akers]

I'm in the process of looking for a new bike. I have a few bikes in mind, but want a quicker way of comparing bikes than just comparing them from the web sites. I borrowed a buyers guide from a friend (but had to give it back), so I was wondering if anyone know of a great web site to an online buyers guide.

Many Thanks, Akers

[pospete]

I'm not sure I've heard of one online as such, but maybe one of the others would know. Whats your budget then?

[Mulger bill]

G'Day Akers, welcome

Only thing I can think of is MTBR. Not Australian, but it might be of some help.

Good luck mate, let us know how you go.

Shaun

[AUbicycles]

Ditto, MTBR is a good site for comparing bikes and bike parts. Some bikes / parts on the Aussie market have different names and different specifications however it is like the Amazon rating where users rate a product.

The place you want to start on this site is MTBR Reviews.

[Akers]

Thanks Guys,

MTBR is not bad, but I don't know what the Yanks call the Avanti Atomic, but it ain't on the web site. So instead what I'll do is cross reference the parts on the site with the specs of the Atomic from the Avanti web site.

Once again, thanks for the site.

Akers