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Are MXR Eggbeaters OK for Off Road
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Wrinkles
15/10/06 21:19
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I am looking at getting Crank Bros Eggies and wonder if I need to get C or can I use MXR as they are a bit cheaper.
I'm not jumping or DH just trail.
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Gary Sinclair
15/10/06 21:28
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eggbeater c are excellent i got some from a ebay shop for £40 delivered seemed cheap. Well pleased with them
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15/10/06 21:33
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Thanks Gary, I was asking about the Eggbeater MXR.
I will go for Eggbeater C if the Eggbeater MXR are not really up to off road.
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