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FS: Jamis Dakar MTB

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    $1500 Reply to [email hidden]

    I have completely rebuilt this bike last week from top to botom to
    sell. It
    has a custom, durable black powdercoat paint job, ($300 vaule). All
    the
    bushings and pivot points have been replaced. The previous shock was
    sent
    in for repairs, and a brand new Rock Shox Recon 351 (with pop-lock)
    was sent
    in its place!!! ($420 value). The drivetrain was replaced last
    Novemeber
    (cranks and cassette), but I have only ridden the bike a week in
    November,
    and about 2 dozen times since, before the rebuild.

    DETAILS:

    Size: small (22inch virtual top tube)

    New powder coat paint job!

    Brand new fork, Rock Shox Recon 351 with poplock New pivot bushings
    throughout New Cables and Housings New chain Drivetrain recently
    replaced
    (cranks and cassette)

    Built with: Bontrager Race Lite wheelset, (sealed cartridge bearings),
    Grip
    Shift, XTR rear derailure, DeoreLX cranks, XTR brakes, Thompson
    seatpost,
    Ritchey stem, Noleen coil-over rear shock, Avila front derailuer, ODI
    lockon
    grips, WTB saddle, Shimano cables and housings. No pedals (or you can
    have
    my old Times).

    $1500 obo. Payal Accepted.

  2. "Paul Kopit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Pic <http://tinyurl.com/lf8w3>

    $1500 Reply to [email hidden]


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    Jeeze, trim and cap those cable ends before they get caught up in your
    drivetrain. As it looks now I would have to question your building
    abilities. (Or is this some sort of cool new look?)

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