Walmart.com has the 24" Womens' Roadmaster Mt. Fury Mountain Bike for $48 + shipping. Select ship-to-store to save on shipping. It has 15 speed gearing to aid in your mountain fury.
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#1
australopithecus - Posted 4:10 pm PDT 05/27/08 (1781 Posts)
It seems that recent deals from walmart are mostly for trolls and h0m0s. This women's bike is h0m0 trolls' favorite transportation when trolls like m0f0, milf_hunter, and pedoph!le nuisance_sucks can afford neither mortgage payment nor gas and they have to use this to travel between their troll tent and elementary school.
#2
cameraz - Posted 4:32 pm PDT 05/27/08 (227 Posts)
Hell hath no fury like a woman forced to ride a cheap mountain bike named Mt. Fury.
#3
2133 - Posted 4:47 pm PDT 05/27/08 (798 Posts)
Awesome. I'm tired of crushing my nuts on Men's bikes.
If it came without a seat, #1 would be all over it.
#4
lawnsprinkler - Posted 4:57 pm PDT 05/27/08 (1801 Posts)
If you're busting your nuts on a man's seat, #3, this is a good bike for you.
#5
Technogeek - Posted 5:32 pm PDT 05/27/08 (206 Posts)
Lol.... #3 has funny ears. 
#6
australopethicus - Posted 8:01 pm PDT 05/27/08 (61 Posts)
Oink
#7
people - Posted 9:55 pm PDT 05/27/08 (285 Posts)
It seems that recent deals from walmart are mostly for trolls and h0m0s. This women's bike is h0m0 trolls' favorite transportation when trolls like nuisance, douglas_fur, and pedoph!le australoPEDOcus can afford neither mortgage payment nor gas and they have to use this to travel between their troll tent and elementary school.
#8
m0f0kid - Posted 6:12 am PDT 05/28/08 (201 Posts)
It seems that recent deals from walmart are mostly for trolls and h0m0s. This women's bike is h0m0 trolls' favorite transportation when trolls like nuisance, douglas_fur, and pedoph!le australoPEDOcus can afford neither mortgage payment nor gas and they have to use this to travel between their troll tent and elementary school.
#9
real_cheep - Posted 8:35 am PDT 05/28/08 (740 Posts)
BEN, for Pete's sake, help us out here. I've been coming here for like 7 years and I can't hardly stand it any more. I will send you $10 via PayPal if you censor #1. TIA.
#10
dave_c - Posted 9:24 am PDT 05/28/08 (7517 Posts)
Is the bike as good as a typical local bike shop $340 bike? No.
Is the bike a good value at $48 and capable of use on paved roads? Almost - mountain tread tires will have a little rolling resistance and noise
Fortunately it doesn't have the mushy front suspension fork, it's a pity so many mountain bikes that are unfit for mountains have them.
I had to laugh when the reviewer on Walmart's site who calls himself engineer, couldn't tell a spoke was loose or overly long and popped not one, but a second tire. Who, when they see a hole on the inside middle of a tub, wouldn't look at the rim to see what happened? Makes one wonder if he had caused the problem in the first place, he obviously didn't have much bicycle experience indicated by the remark about the narrower rims vs wider tires as you find these days on many if not most mountain bikes.
Regardless, especially with a cheap assembled-at-walmart bike, you'll need to give some extra attention to checking the assembly and adjusting it before riding, or if you're fortunate your local bike shop may have some good used bikes already adjusted, though it seems like used bikes are something a lot of bike shops don't handle anymore, making you wonder what they do with bikes the owners abandon instead of paying on a repair bill and picking up.
Is the bike a good value at $48 and capable of use on paved roads? Almost - mountain tread tires will have a little rolling resistance and noise
Fortunately it doesn't have the mushy front suspension fork, it's a pity so many mountain bikes that are unfit for mountains have them.
I had to laugh when the reviewer on Walmart's site who calls himself engineer, couldn't tell a spoke was loose or overly long and popped not one, but a second tire. Who, when they see a hole on the inside middle of a tub, wouldn't look at the rim to see what happened? Makes one wonder if he had caused the problem in the first place, he obviously didn't have much bicycle experience indicated by the remark about the narrower rims vs wider tires as you find these days on many if not most mountain bikes.
Regardless, especially with a cheap assembled-at-walmart bike, you'll need to give some extra attention to checking the assembly and adjusting it before riding, or if you're fortunate your local bike shop may have some good used bikes already adjusted, though it seems like used bikes are something a lot of bike shops don't handle anymore, making you wonder what they do with bikes the owners abandon instead of paying on a repair bill and picking up.
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