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WTB:: Single Speed Mountain Bike ... fairly new

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  1. Anyone have a nice Single Speed mountain bike that needs some loving? I
    despirately need one ... shoot me an email

    Andy

  2. What size you need? Price you are looking to spend?

  3. 17-18 inch bike ... looking for less than $1000 ... but I'm pretty flexible

    Andy

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    What size you need? Price you are looking to spend?

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    xavier

  4. Did you want suspension fork?

    We can put something new for about $1000 or less.

  5. Andy,

    I've got something you may be interested in, assuming you're also a
    little flexible w/ regard to sizing.

    I've got an '05 Specialized Stumpjumper that I bought new in May. It's
    a 19 by Specialized's specs.

    see: http://specialized.com/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?spid=9709

    I rode it twice in it's stock configuration, then converted it to a
    single speed using a Surly Singulator and a cog/spacer setup I got from
    Excelsports in Boulder. I took the small and big rings off, so it's
    set up currently as a 32x16, but I also have a 15t and 18t cog to allow
    for different setups. I also changed out the tires to Conti 26x2.3
    Survival Pro on the rear and Vertical Pro on the front.

    As luck would have it, I suffered a pretty heinous shoulder injury
    racing my road bike just after I converted it, so it's only got one
    extra ride as a single speed. My shoulder's too mucked up to risk
    mountainbiking, so I'm looking to sell it.

    It cost approx. $1200 new, plus I added $70 in conversion parts and
    another $50 or so for the tires.

    I'd sell it for $1000 set up as a single speed and including all the
    original parts to put it back to the stock configuration. The price
    includes shipping to the lower 48.

    email me directly (hendricks_scottAThotmailDOTcom) if you're
    interested.

    Scott

    The bike reta

    Andy Nguyen said:

    Anyone have a nice Single Speed mountain bike that needs some loving? I
    despirately need one ... shoot me an email

    Andy

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