I've seen this bike on sale at 2 different Costco locations in NJ (Teterboro and Flemington). It's selling for $480 online. I bought this for my son earlier this year and it's a really great bike. This is in-store only so YMMV.
https://www.costco.com/northrock-...06259.html
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The Axum is better in every category except name branding of the parts on the XC rock but I have the equivalent Shimano and Tektros they copy and they perform the same. The XC rock is a really good value also but its not on the same level as the Axum value and performance wise.
The Axum is better in every category except name branding of the parts on the XC rock but I have the equivalent Shimano and Tektros they copy and they perform the same. The XC rock is a really good value also but its not on the same level as the Axum value and performance wise.
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7-speed means freewheel, not freehub, so no cassette upgrades possible without new wheelset (but you don't want the wheels, either)
Tektro mechanicals are the lowest of entry level disc brakes
Suntour XCE fork is almost as low, but not quite
The Maxxis tires are the highest quality feature of this bike.
The absurd inflation of the lockdown has lowered our expectations of quality and a "bargain" bike.
Buy a used bike from your LBS before this.
If you insist on a big box "bargain" bike to have something new, go with the Axum.
Components, geometry, price, upgradeability, etc. are all irrelevant if the bike doesn't fit.
Would you buy a nice pair of hiking boots at a great price even if they didn't fit your feet?
The online price $480 is a bad joke as this bike is dept store grade and worth less than $200.
17.5 frame, Medium
The Axum is leagues better and worth upgrading. This one, buy it to tool around the neighborhood or gravel path once they get clearanced out below 200.