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Anyone Have A 26-er To Get Rid Of?

rideit

Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
23,058
11,300
In the cleavage of the Tetons
Looking for a 140-160mm 26 (or 27.5) suitable for light Bike Park/Trail use, maybe $1000 -$1300 depending on specs? Oh, looking for a small, kiddo is almost 5'.
Anyone holding?
 

rideit

Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
23,058
11,300
In the cleavage of the Tetons
Wasn’t sarcasm, I have absolutely no idea why it posted in that font.
I blame Obama.
That bike would be perfect for bike park days, but not so perfect for XC days...(the spoiled brat ain’t gettin’ two bikes)
 

Gary

"S" is for "neo-luddite"
Aug 27, 2002
7,536
5,470
UK
got summing absolutely perfect for ya here. but I'm not sure it'd be worth it after the shipping cost from *Brexit* to the *cleavage of the Tetons*
 

Brian HCM#1

MMMMMMMMM BEER!!!!!!!!!!
Sep 7, 2001
32,119
378
Bay Area, California
Looking for a 140-160mm 26 (or 27.5) suitable for light Bike Park/Trail use, maybe $1000 -$1300 depending on specs? Oh, looking for a small, kiddo is almost 5'.
Anyone holding?
I have an old Mountain Cycle Fury, it's either a small or medium frame. I built it up years ago for my son.
 

Flo33

Turbo Monkey
Mar 3, 2015
2,057
1,298
Styria
Bike is finished:



One by, check


NX, Check



35mm stem, 2.5 DHF



New chester Pedals


Dropper Post


It's still lighter than his Norco Hardtail.
Not bad for around $900 into it.
Nice one!

You might wanna check that DHF's direction again...
 

rideit

Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
23,058
11,300
In the cleavage of the Tetons
Already rectified. It was kiddos first try at installing tubeless.
I had him build it with me. Taught him about right-hand threads, grease and anti-seize, truing rotors, sizing up a chain, all that Jazz.
He was a good student.