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04-14-05, 08:32 PM
Hey, I had a trek 6000 that i paid 400 for, I gave a friend to tune it up, and install a riser bar on it, I gotten it back from him yesterday, but he said to me that the bike is like a 16.5 inch frame and is too small for me. SO i ended up selling it to some one for same 400 bux. Ended up loosing just 10 bux that I paid for a diffrent seat post.
Now i m thinking about getting a specialized hardrock sport (new). since a lot of people think it would be perfect for me, if i m lucky i ll try to get a better deal on a rockhopper, but i think hardrock is better since its more solid and cheaper.
Hope the guy who bought the bike enjoy it, even though its kind of pricey, he can afford it, and its a NICE bike now that i think about it, with the riser bar it felt more confortable and with tune up that i given it, the bike should ride pretty nice.
well when i get my new ride i ll post some pics ;)
Now i m thinking about getting a specialized hardrock sport (new). since a lot of people think it would be perfect for me, if i m lucky i ll try to get a better deal on a rockhopper, but i think hardrock is better since its more solid and cheaper.
Hope the guy who bought the bike enjoy it, even though its kind of pricey, he can afford it, and its a NICE bike now that i think about it, with the riser bar it felt more confortable and with tune up that i given it, the bike should ride pretty nice.
well when i get my new ride i ll post some pics ;)