what kind of bike is this and how much is it worth?
06-01-07, 05:01 PM
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what kind of bike is this and how much is it worth?
hey just joined so go easy on me. forum looks wicked. ive got this full suspension mountain bike imported from saudi arabia to uk. it has a suspension shock middle of the handle bar. i havent seen this kind of bike before but ive had it for almost 5years now. rides very well and very bouncy. has anyone seen this kind of bike before and how much are they worth to sell ? 
pic below for the suspension shock in the middle of the handle bar.
pic below for the suspension shock in the middle of the handle bar.
06-01-07, 05:09 PM
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thanks for the welcome. urm....are they good bikes to have ? any info about these x mart bikes would be appreciated cheers.
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x-mart means crap. There's no actual "X-Mart" store. It means something from k-mart or Wal Mart or Target... cheap bike.
Worth? $50 or maybe more to someone who thinks it's worh $50, maybe. The suspension stem looks like a cheap avenir model, nothing special. Sorry.
Worth? $50 or maybe more to someone who thinks it's worh $50, maybe. The suspension stem looks like a cheap avenir model, nothing special. Sorry.
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ohhh i see and all this time i thought it was one of a kind. hahaha that made me chuckle. its not bad ive been doing 140miles every year with this and its cool. im hoping to get a road bike now because i do long distance every year for a charity called scope. will be doing it this year but on a road bike. any suggestions for a road bike that does short and long distances ? and any important elements i should be looking at to buy a road bike ? £300 max budge
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Originally Posted by k13
ohhh i see and all this time i thought it was one of a kind. hahaha that made me chuckle. its not bad ive been doing 140miles every year with this and its cool. im hoping to get a road bike now because i do long distance every year for a charity called scope. will be doing it this year but on a road bike. any suggestions for a road bike that does short and long distances ? and any important elements i should be looking at to buy a road bike ? £300 max budge
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Tree fiddy, an' not a dallah moah!
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I will give 10 bucks for it and make more money by selling it to the scrap yard. They really love those heavy metal bikes.
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looks like he took a camera to a yardsale. How much was that treadmill or the odd number of Camero rims?
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Originally Posted by DirtPedalerB
looks like he took a camera to a yardsale. How much was that treadmill or the odd number of Camero rims?
06-02-07, 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by pinkrobe
Tree fiddy, an' not a dallah moah!
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you guys are mean.
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LOLZ haha na im from uk. i bought this when i was around 16. all that garbage is in my shed and those 4 rims are 16" tsw apex rims and have been sold few months ago. lovely profit. and the treadmill is rubbish manual crap. lolz. anyway, im sure someone aged 16 would purchase it on ebay haha. and yes i have been jumping off things with this bike i.e. from pavements to roads and vice versa haha. however im interested in a road bike now so stuff the mountain bikes.
