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Several Quality Bikes Tuned Up and Ready To Ride! - $150 (JBLM / Tacoma / Spanaway / Graham / Puyallup)
bicycle type:
mountain
frame size:
Large
wheel size:
26 in
bicycle frame material:
aluminum
suspension:
suspension fork (hardtail)
brake type:
disc (mechanical)
electric assist:
none
condition:
like new
make / manufacturer:
Giant Trek Specialized
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Trek, Giant, Cannondale, Specialized and similar high quality bicycles available for the same amount of money you will spend at a department store. These are a much better value, and will last a whole lot longer. Bikes that are several hundred dollars more new don't come close to these bikes in quality. Most are mountain bikes, but I have road/hybrid tires that I will swap onto them for free if that's what you are looking for.
There are adds for each individual bike with all the specifics.
Regarding pricing:
If you don't want to spend a lot of money, but you want a bike that will last, you want to look at bikes that are older then 2007. After 2005 most of the manufacturers went over to China and the quality is not what it used to be. Yes, you're going to sacrifice modern conveniences such as hydraulic disk brakes, but if you're not racing you're not going to need them anyway and modern bikes are much more difficult and expensive to maintain. A quality older part will last you much longer then a cheap new one.
Your basic non-department store run on average $150 on up. For disc brakes you're looking at $250 on up. These bikes are great for the occasional ride around town or if you want something dependable on the street.
Higher end bikes with racing quality components, stronger rims, lighter frames, better tires, ect start at about $250 and go up from there. Tack on another $100+ for full suspension. You can take these bikes just about anywhere and on moderate to severe trail rides with no problem. And you don't need hydraulic disc brakes to do so. In fact, you're probably better off without them. I try to be fair about my prices and provide a good value.
Check out the models below and my other adds to see specifics on each bike. Please include the word "abracadabra" in any email response so I know it's not spam. All other emails will be ignored.
To see details on each bike search "abracadabra" or https://seattle.craigslist.org/search/bia?query=abracadabra#search=1~gallery~0~0
Thanks for looking!
MEDIUM and SMALL HARDTAIL BIKES:
Small Trek Neko 29er - $360
Small Novara Arriba - $320
SM / XS Motobecane 600HT - $280
SM / XS Raleigh Mojave - $225
SM Diamondback Overdrive 29er - $500
Schwinn Discover - $150
SM/MD Diamondback Overdrive 27.5 - $400
MD Cannondale F900 - $400
MD Azonic DS1 - $600
MD Norco Indie - $350
MD Diamondback Response XE - $280
MD Haro Flightline - $250
MD K2 Shadow Nine 29er - $200
MD Trek 6500 - $500
LARGE, XL + XXL HARDTAIL BIKES:
Large Polished Cannondale Delta V 1000 - Resto-mod - $800
LG Specialized Hardrock Disc 1x10 - $700
LG Kona Unit - Single Speed - $800
LG Novara Bonanza - $350
LG Specialized Rockhopper Comp FS - $240
LG Giant Talon 292 29er - $400
XL Gary Fisher Superfly Carbon 29er - $900
XL Specialized Hardrock Comp 29er - $500
XL Trek 4400 - $440
XL Marin Nail Trail - $300
XL Gary Fisher Big Sur - $300
XXL Trek 6000 - $300
FULL SUSPENSION BIKES:
MD Diamondback Recoil - $350
LG Specialized FSR XC Comp - $400
LG Polished 1995 Cannondale Super V 1000 - $700 obo
KIDS BIKES:
16" Trek Precaliber - $100
Project bikes:
1996 Kona AA - Frame & Fork - $160 obo
Medium Klein Rascal - negotiable
Schwinn High Plains - negotiable
Medium Trek 4300 Frame & Fork - $80
Personal Bikes Available for Trade or Offer:
Large Motobecane Fantom Team - $1,200
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