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Old 11-12-23, 12:28 PM
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Ross Mt. Katadin

quick dump pick. looks original. probably 1990's. frame a little dirty but in good shape. a bunch of lower end shimano? should i return it, or worth keeping or finding a new home for it?




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Tis the season ya know... If you can do the work to clean it up and make it a safe solid rider you might try and find a group to donate it to that can get it to someone who needs it.
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Not bad, in the Rock Hopper/Hardrock range of bike. Not a highly sought after, frame looks good. Probably works really good as-is, very good base if one wants put upgrades to personalize. Parts wise it is budget, very functional, but not desirable stuff of collections.

I would clean it up and sell, or donate to a cause, give to a friend.
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It's at about HardRock Sport level. Definitely don't throw it back, since it appears not to need anything except TLC and consumables. Are the seatpost/stem unstuck? How 'bout the cheapo GripShifters?

As said, worthy to fix up and make someone's day.
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