need parts for it
08-24-02, 09:48 AM
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need parts for it
https://images.andale.com/f2/116/106/...arrensBike.JPG need parts for it/well i want a 26" front&rear rimbs, 21 speed acura rear & front derailer, 21speed simano gripshift . and yes it does have a 20" front rimb well do u have any parts
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08-24-02, 10:26 AM
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Yea******************************? Well.............................what....do.....you.....need......it.....looks.....like.....it....ha s.....a..20".....front wheel and a 26"
rear wheel...........the picture is too small to even see the brand of the bike......even though it looks like a cannondale. So are you trying to be dumb again or are you going to tell us what you want:confused:
rear wheel...........the picture is too small to even see the brand of the bike......even though it looks like a cannondale. So are you trying to be dumb again or are you going to tell us what you want:confused:
08-29-02, 08:10 PM
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First off, change the 20" front wheel to a 26" wheel. The geometry on that bike right now is so screwd up i wouldt dare take it out of my front yard. You can pick up a nice used XT wheelset on eBay for under $100.
08-29-02, 08:45 PM
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Get a new wheelset, one that you can hang onto when you change bikes. Then ride that bike until it dies in a few years. By then, you should beable to buy a more trail worthy bike you can really drop some cash into.
08-29-02, 09:13 PM
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Maybe goto a garage sale and pick up a junker, you can use parts off that to fix this bike, a $150 budget really isnt that much for a bike... You may be better off purchasing a new to you used bike, and start over. *shrug*
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As mentioned above, look for a decent used bike. That looks like a Mongoose D40R. Aren't those Ballistic front forks? It was sold at Wal-Mart for about 100-150 bucks new. It's not worth putting any more money into. Steel frame and HEAVY. Just my opinion.
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09-02-02, 06:26 PM
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Originally posted by Ranger Jake
Servus!
Klein - give the kid a break, will ya? We all started off small.
Servus!
Klein - give the kid a break, will ya? We all started off small.
09-03-02, 01:22 PM
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a friend of mine have exactly the same frame.
He buy the complete bike for $100us dollars. its a ugly mongoose too and its a piece of ****.
My sugestion is dont invest in that bike. buy a new one. now Wal Mart have other mongoos but little better fo $ 150 (i atach the image).
But better dont buy those mongooses. go for a better bike
He buy the complete bike for $100us dollars. its a ugly mongoose too and its a piece of ****.
My sugestion is dont invest in that bike. buy a new one. now Wal Mart have other mongoos but little better fo $ 150 (i atach the image).
But better dont buy those mongooses. go for a better bike
09-03-02, 01:34 PM
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The front brakes look a little scary.
The guy who went crazy with the spray can deserves a spanking.
Look for the person the bike was stolen from, get the $15.00 reward and build from there.
Good luck.
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Do Gypsies live in that tent?
Let the guy with the Quest van know the company is going down the tubes.
The guy who went crazy with the spray can deserves a spanking.
Look for the person the bike was stolen from, get the $15.00 reward and build from there.
Good luck.
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Do Gypsies live in that tent?
Let the guy with the Quest van know the company is going down the tubes.
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PTerman
It's sad, but true
Your bike is doo-doo
I ride a doo-doo bike from time to time, but the only parts I added were strips of duct tape. Don't waste your money, friend. Start from scratch.
BK
It's sad, but true
Your bike is doo-doo
I ride a doo-doo bike from time to time, but the only parts I added were strips of duct tape. Don't waste your money, friend. Start from scratch.
BK
