Want to Trade
01-15-19, 08:26 PM
#1
Bicyclerider4life
Thread Starter
Want to Trade
Want to trade a 1989 KHS Montana Summit in excellent condition for a Mixte.
KHS frame is lugged and braised quad butted tubing.
Upgrades include a SRAM X9(?) rear derailleur, SRAM X3 trigger shifters, 7 speed 14-34 freewheel, DiaComp and Sachs cantilever brakes, and Suntour Brake levers.
28/38/42 BioPace chain rings.
Tires are 26x2.1 "slicks".
Sorry for the bad picture quality.
Considering shipping costs, something local to Twin Falls, Idaho is preferred.
Thank you for looking.
bicyclerider4life@gmail.com if you're interested.
KHS frame is lugged and braised quad butted tubing.
Upgrades include a SRAM X9(?) rear derailleur, SRAM X3 trigger shifters, 7 speed 14-34 freewheel, DiaComp and Sachs cantilever brakes, and Suntour Brake levers.
28/38/42 BioPace chain rings.
Tires are 26x2.1 "slicks".
Sorry for the bad picture quality.
Considering shipping costs, something local to Twin Falls, Idaho is preferred.
Thank you for looking.
bicyclerider4life@gmail.com if you're interested.
Last edited by bicyclridr4life; 01-15-19 at 08:29 PM.
01-16-19, 07:32 AM
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What size is it?
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01-17-19, 11:35 PM
#3
Bicyclerider4life
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
What size is it?
01-20-19, 06:47 PM
#4
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Originally Posted by bicyclridr4life
I'm not sure. I have a 30 inch inseam, if that helps.
01-21-19, 11:10 AM
#5
Bicyclerider4life
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by smoothness
For mountain bikes, you measure the top tube center to center, and the seat tube center to top. The units are usually stated in English, but CM/MM is fine. I'm interested depending on the size. I've three different mixte frames/parts that can be made into a bicycle.
01-21-19, 10:25 PM
#6
Bicyclerider4life
Thread Starter
DaRn. They were closed for Martin Luther King Jr day.
I'll try again tomorrow.
Sorry about that, Smoothness.
I'll try again tomorrow.
Sorry about that, Smoothness.
01-22-19, 06:57 PM
#7
Senior Member
Originally Posted by bicyclridr4life
DaRn. They were closed for Martin Luther King Jr day.
I'll try again tomorrow.
Sorry about that, Smoothness.
I'll try again tomorrow.
Sorry about that, Smoothness.
01-24-19, 10:58 PM
#8
Bicyclerider4life
Thread Starter
Originally Posted by smoothness
That's fine. I'm only interested in the frame. No rush.
Both measured center to center.
Seat tube is 19 inches measured center to top.
01-29-19, 05:48 PM
#9
Bicyclerider4life
Thread Starter
Oh well. I guess it's the wrong size for Smoothness.
Anyone else interested?
I 'll use this post as my one bump of this thread.
Anyone else interested?
I 'll use this post as my one bump of this thread.
10-19-19, 06:55 PM
#10
Senior Member
whoops - sorry about that. that's the right size. what size mixte would you be looking for?
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