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bump for cool bike.!!
I rode one last season, really a fun bike! Selling toys for bigger house...blahhh...lol Where you moving to?
Just moving up the hill farther, Alta Loma.....funny having kids changes your priorities...got to get to the better school district before the little one gets ready for school...might as well take advantage of the market being down. Luckily our house hasn't lost too much value and we still have a buch of equity...the bigger houses really seem to be hit hard....good for us...bad for them.
Chris
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Man this page moves fast
Do I really have to bump this thing twice a day???
Not today!
I'll give it a bump and raise you 2.
Not today!
I'll give it a bump and raise you 2.
Thanks bud.... you're alright.....no matter what that Giltronics guy says
Ok back from page 3.....somebody ask me a question about the bike or something so I don't have to keep shamelessly Bumping it
Ok back from page 3.....somebody ask me a question about the bike or something so I don't have to keep shamelessly Bumping it
free bump for ya
would you be willing to change the back shock to its original setting? Also, are the forks set up for a heavier rider as well? I am only 160LBS
Adam
would you be willing to change the back shock to its original setting? Also, are the forks set up for a heavier rider as well? I am only 160LBS
Adam
I have the original rear Titanium spring that would be included with the bike. The front springs are stock. Valving for both the front and rear would need to be re-set for your weight.....I could hook you up with Jake and I'm sure he wouldn't charge you much to make the change maybe $200 or less, he typically does life time support for any of his work....but I doubt he would believe me if I told him I dropped to 160lbs
I think the price is very fair at $5000 for this bike as is with the stock spring included.That being said if you are serious, give me a call and we can talk about some options.
Chris
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