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Old 05-29-11 | 10:03 AM
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Bikes: '06 Kona Smoke

1. The BD is not the same type of bike that the OP has expressed interest in.
2. BD should be the last resort for complete noobs. Once someone attains a basic knowledge of their own personal geometry needs and basic wrenching skills, then BD may be a good choice.

@OP- I tried in vain to find the Service menu from the local Trek shop near me. But to answer your question- it could get pricey in a hurry in a worst case scenario. You might see if you can arrange to either meet the seller at an LBS or take it to an LBS for a quick once over. Most shops worth their salt will do a quick visual inspection and provide an estimate for repairs for free.
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