Comes with all the trimmings for a BMX experience; pegs, Oryg gyro and front and back breaks. The handle grips have been replaced, as have the brake pads. The frame weighs about 25-30 ibs. It's a very durable frame, built to sustain abuse from drops from a height (dirt or park). I mainly used this for freestyle/flat-landing. It's in great condition for being about 8 years old. The chain is rusting, but that is easily replaced. Smooth ride - single gear.
I am willing to trade for an equal condition road cycle.
2000 Kustom kruiser 7.5 ft. long 26" tires
2stroke import engine
custom 3/4" inch intake with air boost bottle adds 1.5 hp. will go 33 mph at 100+mpg 1/2 gal. tank.
low profile bars could use the springer fork!
red metalic black cherry paint last year before Dyno bought out this company.
this one hauls asss.
400.00 obo
PLEASE NOTE: This probably doesn't apply to you. But some sellers need to have a good long look at this.
Everyone has the right to sell their bikes for whatever they want, but those who do not know what they are talking about need a sanity check. Granted, I know the economy is bad and you might have found a "jewel" in the rough - but for crying out loud, do some research beforehand.
The following is an elementary guide for those of you who are absolutely clueless about your garage sale or thrift store finds:
1) Just because your bike was made in Europe doesn't mean you've got a winner. They made a lot of junk, too.
2) A low end bike that was $97.00 in 1976 is not, magically, worth $400.00 now.
3) Adult bikes do not have goosenecks.
4) If the chain is conspicuously rusty and kinked in the picture, nobody is going to fall for your claims of "mint condition."
5) If you get asked how many speeds it has and do not know nor care, pull your ad. Immediately.
6) Telling us that you found it in a barn is not a rationale for overpricing it.
7) Take OFF the $10 price tag from Goodwill before you take your Craigslist picture and ask $250 for it.
8) "Light and FAST!" . . . Ok, if you say so.
9) Not everything with those kooky, curvy handlebars is a race bike.
10) Neither is a race bike "improved" by flipping those curvy handlebars upside down.
11) Don't be offended if someone offers you an insulting amount that is far less than you want for your bike - they're just smarter than you.
12) Don't get ticked off if someone low-balls you when you state "make offer" in your ad. You asked for it.
13) Tires are tires and wheels are wheels. These terms are not interchangeable.
14) Breaks should be referred to as "brakes", petles or petals as "pedals".
15) Your bike was not made by Shimano, Suntour, or Campagnolo. I know you saw that name somewhere on it, but just trust me on this one.
16) Vintage implies it was worth something when it was new, otherwise it's just OLD.
17) High tensile steel - yeah, they put a sticker on the bike that says it but I wouldn't be bragging about it.
18) Go ahead and repost that 10 speed Huffy every week - no one will tire of its charm. If you're willing to endure the humiliation, we'll be there for you until you reach your target market.
19) ALL CAPS DOES NOT MAKE IT A BETTER BIKE.
20) Pictures of the LEFT side of the bike aren't worth much of anything, nobody can see the drivetrain. All things considered, perhaps you'd rather want to hide it anyway.
21) Blurry pictures add a negative symbol to your price tag.
22) If you steal someone else's photos (not the manufacturer's) from the web and use them to represent your own bike, you are absolute scum.
23) "Suitable for fixie conversion" doesn't make a POS frame any more valuable. For that matter...WHAT makes it suitable?
24) If you think your bicycle is worth a four figure sum ($x,xxx), the LEAST you could do is to spell the brand and component names correctly (eg. Trek, not treck; Schwinn, not shwin; Campagnolo, not Campagnola; and Shimano - not shmano, shimono, or shamano)
25) Include the size of the bicycle! No, it's not the tire size. It's measured from the center of the cranks (the big sprocket) to the top of the seat tube (before the silver or black post that holds the seat [saddle].) It needs to be in either inches or centimeters. Both if you are nice.
26) NEXT, Magna, Huffy, Roadmaster, and Murray are NOT highly-respected brands. Get over it.
27) Taking a nice multispeed road bike that was posted here two days ago for a reasonable price raping it of all good derailleur parts, making it a single speed with a $22 Chinese bmx cog from performancebike.com does not double or triple its value or make it a "race bike" or "fixie".
28) There is no such thing as a road mountain bike
29) Just because you are selling it for a friend doesn't make you an expert if you are not
30) If you don't list the brand and it is unreadable in the photos, we will assume it is a POS
31) Research the going price of your bike before posting
32) Just because it cost a lot 10 years ago when it was brand new and you have barely rode it, doesn't mean it is worth 50% + of new price (see #31)
33) Just because you bought it within the past year doesn't mean someone is going to pay close to what you paid, especially if the new model years are coming out and yours is now discounted
34) Don't use terms you do not understand - if it does not have rear suspension, it is not full suspension
35) Proofread - I have never seen a bike measured in feet but I've seen a lot of 26' bikes posted
36) If it is a *mart bike and you just paid to have it "tuned up", you probably just wasted your money as the tune up was probably more than the bike is worth
37) We don't want to call for basic information you should have posted or to have you send us pictures
38) Don't sell a used helmet unless you really did just buy it, otherwise it may have been crashed and is a safety hazard
39) Chanting the words "Burning Man" does not magically make your POS bike worth hundreds of dollars.
2008 FIT A.M.
WITH:
DEMOLITION GRIPS
SHADOW CONSPRICY BARS
FIT DOWN LOW STEM
FIT FLOW FORKS
HARO DOUBLE WALL(RONT AND BACK)
ODDYSSEY FRONT TIRE
MCNEAL PIVITAL SEAT
ANIIMAL PIVITOL SEAT POST
S&M SEAT CLAMP
PRIMO POWERBITE CRANKS (3 PEICE)
FIT PC PEDLES
PRIMO SPROCKET
SHADOW CONSPRICY THE BELTER TIRE
$700 INTO THIS BIKE SELLING FOR:
$450 OR BEST OFFER
PULLED SPECS FROM THE WEB:
The Marin Lucas Valley combines road-bike performance with the comfort and enhanced field of view of an upright ride for a fun, spirited ride.
The triangular tube frame is triple butted with a carbon fork and seat stays. It's reasonably light (around 23 lbs). It's responsive and comfortable.
* 6061-grade aluminum frame features road-bike geometry, the best design for creating and maintaining speed while cruising down the avenue
* Frame is triple-butted—the tube walls are thick at the ends and narrow twice toward the middle—to maintain strength while reducing weight
* Aluminum frames are inherently vertically stiff, which promotes quick acceleration and efficient transmission of leg power through the drive train
* Flat handlebar reduces strain on your hands, wrists and shoulders, and increases your field of view so hazards are more easily seen
* Drive train features a FSA Vero 53/42/30 crankset which turns a 9-speed, 11-26 cassette for a range of gears capable of handling hills and sprints alike
* Shimano derailleurs provide responsive shifting through all 27 speeds while trigger shifters are comfortable and intuitive to use
* Power-modulated, linear-pull brakes provide controlled deceleration and full stopping power when you need it
* Wheelset features lightweight Alex rims, Formula hubs and smooth-rolling Kenda Road tires
* Equipped with a slender, lightweight WTB Speed V-Comp saddle
* Platform pedals with toe cages enhance pedaling efficiency and accommodate most athletic shoes
Shifts and Brakes smoothly!
Peugot centre-pull brakes!
Nice chrome forks!
All Chrome polished and shiny!
Low miles!
Quick release front wheel!
Textured braking surface for added friction!
Absolutely RUST FREE!
paint=9.5 out of 10!
Frame=23"
stem to tube=23"
Inseam=32-35.5"
Will deliver,but need your height & inseam measurement for delivery.
Price includes delivery to your home or business!
Ready to ride!
Needs nothing!
All components tuned, degunked, and lubricated for smooth operation!
Thank you for looking!
Cash only please.
59 cm Frame Double-Butted Tubing
Suntour Long drop-outs
Shimano 600 EX (Ultegra) Brakes, Cranks 52/42 w/quick key, F/R Derailleurs, BB shifter and brake calipers
Suntour Winner Freewheel
Tange Headset
700c Aero Araya Rims with Sealed Suntour Hubs.
23mm tires
Fully serviced, cleaned and rides great. The chain rings and freewheel show little wear. I put few miles on it and nor did the original owner. Do a Craigslist and Ebay search in the US. This bike is currently going from between $400 and $250.
Product Description
Product Description
By providing an ultra-realistic feel, the Blackburn Trakstand Ultra Bicycle Trainer will help you get (or stay) in peak cycling shape when it is unfeasible to actually be out on your bicycle. The Trakstand Ultra features Blackburn's patented Centriforce resistance unit with a centrifugal clutch for an amazingly smooth, silent and progressive resistance that feels just like a hard road ride. Unlike magnetic and fluid trainers that lose speed quickly, the Centriforce system has a smooth rollout when coasting so your pedal stroke feels more natural in the dead spots, or when you ease up on the pedals.
The Ultra also features an adjustable height that allows the rear wheel to be as close as 0.5-inches to the ground so you don't have to prop up the front wheel. Constructed of a durable folding aluminum frame, Blackburn's Trakstand Ultra includes three different resistance curves for a custom feel, replaceable friction-resistance elements, and a five-year limited warranty.
About Blackburn
In 1975, Jim Blackburn set out to design stronger, lighter, more innovative and more reliable cycling products. The first were bags and racks designed for touring. From there, Blackburn grew. Over the next 30 years, Blackburn's spark of innovation would lead to many revolutionary products, like the first high quality aircraft aluminum rack, the first dual stroke minipump, the first oversized mountain minipump and the first dual stage/dual stroke floorpump just to name a few. For 2005, Blackburn's creative spark is burning brighter than ever. And as we head into our 30th year, Blackburn is re-dedicated to designing smart, reliable, no nonsense accessories that are essential to your riding experience.
$50/pair Exage off-road hubs with Ritchey Vantage rims -- Mounted with Ritchey 26" off-road tires
$75 Briel Domo Espresso maker - heat not working -- prob needs heating element. Paid $350 new -- no time to fix -- combined households and just too much stuff - tons of high end stereo
$25 each (2)-- Boltz MADE IN USA CD Racks -- industrial metal -- use on your desk top, hang, or bolt together to make it a floor unit $25 each -- two to sell
$50/pair -- Spiked Speaker Stands, 20" high - Pair of Black Metal -- perfect -- combined homes and need to unload a ton of high end stereo equipment:
Clemens RT 7 speakers $750
Mitsubishi DA-F10 AM/FM Tuner $210 Slight handle Damage OR $475 for a like new condition, same model ---handle was broken off / damage occurred during shipping when I got it. Also have one like new for $475
DCM Center Channel Speaker $20 Works great -- combining homes and have 6 more systems to sell -- no space
Display your vinyl with these wooden shelves -- grooved so they won't slip off shelf-- hang by bolts/washers $10 each 3' and 4' lengths thx,
Rich 503-330-2544
Carver Sunfire Tube Preamp and Amplifier $2K Lafayette Model LR-800 AM-FM Tube Stereo Receiver $295
2000 Rocky Moutain OXYGEN RACE High End Mountain bike
I bought this for my wife but she got a newer bike!- its beautiful - one of the last MADE IN CANADA
This is the 14.5" Frame size - it has 1.5" tires on it but can obviously accept normal 2.0-2.1" Mountain Tires
I recommend the KENDA small block 8 tire highly - very quiet, fast, and great traction
Bicycle Type Mountain bike, front suspension
Sugg Retail $1,223.00
Weight Unspecified
Sizes 14.5", 16", 17.5", 18.5", 19.5", 21"
Colors Chrome Green, Flamboyant Yellow
Frame & Fork
Frame Construction TIG-welded
Frame Tubing Material Easton Elite
Fork Brand & Model Marzocchi Bomber Z3 M80, 3.15" travel
Fork Material Aluminum, triple-clamp crown
Rear Shock Not applicable
Components
Component Group Mountain Mix
Brakeset Shimano Deore LX V-Brake brakes, SRAM 7.0 levers
Shift Levers Shimano Deore LX
Front Derailleur Shimano Deore LX, top-pull
Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore XT SGS
Crankset Race Face Prodigy, 22/32/42 teeth
Pedals Shimano PD-M515 SPD
Bottom Bracket Shimano cartridge, 113mm spindle
BB Shell Width 73mm English
Rear Cogs 9-speed, 11 - 30 teeth
Chain SRAM, 1/2 x 3/32"
Seatpost Rocky Mountain #1 cold forged, 26.8mm diameter
Saddle Selle Italia XO
Handlebar Rocky Mountain Race Riser
Handlebar Extensions Not included
Handlebar Stem Rocky Mountain Cold Forged
Headset 1 1/8" threadless Ritchey Logic
Size: Women's Petite (Extra Small to Small or Girl's Large)
Color: Black
Condition: Near Mint!
Features:
* Made of 80% nylon and 20% lycra
* Material wicks moisture away from your skin while conforming and stretching with your body
* Elastic waistband and leg cuffs with inner grip material to keep them in place as you ride
* Fully padded with UltraSuede chamois lining and terry in front
* Ideal for road, mountain, and recreational biking/commuting as well as spinning class, working out, and training
I don't have a great camera, so the photo doesn't do the bike justice. I added the second photo from the web so you can get a better idea what it looks like. The bike has a few scuffs, but overall excellent shape, probably less than 500 miles on this beauty. Ill be around all night for test rides, just email or call.
916-616-1278
Product Features
* High-quality men's comfort bike with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) geometry
* Heat-treated aluminum frame, 50mm suspension fork, and 7-speed twist shifters
* LBC geometry includes tilted seat tube that puts the rider in a lower, more comfortable position
* Avenir comfort seat with super-soft foam; Biologic dual-density comfort grips
* 26-inch puncture-resistant tires
Product Description
Cruise around town in relaxed style with the Diamondback Wildwood men's comfort bike. The Wildwood offers many of the same comforts and features as the Wildwood Deluxe, but with a more comfortable price tag. The Wildwood is equipped with a heat-treated aluminum frame with Laid Back Comfort (LBC) geometry, a 50mm comfort suspension fork, seven-speed twist shifters, and a DB comfort saddle with super-soft foam. It also offers a few upgrades from the Diamondback Wildwood Citi bike, including compact gearing, puncture-resistant tires, and Biologic dual-density comfort grips. Add the features together and you have a terrific bike for rides to the grocery store or casual commutes.
About Diamondback's LBC Geometry
During the development of LBC Geometry, Diamondback engineers were faced with the challenge of making the comfort bike more comfortable and easier to use without compromising its handling and maneuverability. They started by tilting the seat tube back. Way back. This allows the rider to be seated further behind the bottom bracket and in a lower position, which not only makes for a more stable and comfortable ride, but also allows for full leg extension to the pedals. At the same time, the design still keeps the rider seated low enough on the bike that he or she can quickly and easily plant both feet firmly on the ground. The result is happier knees and much easier mounting and dismounting.
Once the rider's ideal position was determined, the engineers recognized two places they could improve the handling of the bike by not changing anything at all. Whereas other companies have been tempted to lengthen the chainstays and tilt the head tube back, Diamondback engineers opted for another approach, leaving the length of the rear end alone to maintain superior shifting performance and stable handling. Then they designed a new comfort handlebar with more back sweep, helping bring the handle grips within reach. Because the angle and location of the head tube remains unchanged, Diamondback didn't compromise the performance of the bike.
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