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Old 04-01-07, 12:36 PM
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Trek 7000 zx???

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I've been looking to buy a good used bike on a budget that wont be used a whole lot off road, maybe a few trails here and there. Came accross a used Trek 7000 zx in "overall good condition" but it needs new tires and chain for $75. Sound like a good deal, a really good deal, or should I stay away from it and look for a more up to date second hand bike?

Thats really all the info I have on the bike so should I try get more info or should I avoid it?

Thanks for any help.
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Depends on how old it is, but for 75 beans there isnt too much risk involved.

Do you have any pictures or know what year it is?
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PS. My budget is more than $75. I just moved into the area and i NEED a bike to get out and about on but I havent started working yet so I dont have a huge budget. I'd like a nice bike that I wont have to put too much money into. I've seen other used (some barely used) bikes that have been in my budget but this looks like it MIGHT be a good deal but I dont know much about it.

Any help/ideas anyone?
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Would I be better off with that or a like new 2004 trek 4100 for $150?
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Looks like a 98 (from the color)

The fork is probably shot, but if you find a cheap rigid fork, it would make a nice commuter.
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I've got the same rig (maybe a 99?)...Get it. I have enjoyed many years of service from it!!! Down with the Trek nay-sayers on this forum...I still ride it even though I've got other bikes to choose from. $75 bones? Damn. Big smile...and enjoy.
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