Thread: Some Rock Hopper help with an ID
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Old 08-19-20 | 12:06 PM
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Bikes: Centurion Pro Tour ('81), Specialized Stumpjumper ('82), Raleigh Portage ('84), Specialized Expedition ('85), Specialized Allez SE ('85), Miyata Ridge Runner SE ('85.5), Fuso ('86), Novara X-R ('87), Peugeot Chorus ('88), Moots Mooto X YBB ('11)

Originally Posted by ryansu
In Seattle $110 for a Hard Rock with all those new parts - most importantly new tires which is half the value of the bike - would be a deal and a half. Your wife did a great job - do you have a picture of the Hard Rock? Nice Rock Hopper btw!
Yes, prices here (Tucson area) have been around $200 for any old Walmart bike or lower end mtb - however I still once in a while see good finds (like 3 days ago $60 for a '93 Kona Fireroad, $125 for a '95 Trek 7000). The Hardrock original owner probably spent $150 in the past year to upgrade saddle (to Specialized 'The Cup'), some fenders (nice), and tires. It's a teal-green with Miami Vice color splashes (greener than how it appears in photo). Full Suntour XCD 4050.


1988 (or '87?) Specialized Hardrock
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