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  1. #41
    Has 40 miles on it now. Friend of mine rode it this past weekend. Want gone. $650 is my final offer.

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    Erect Member. badass88gt's Avatar
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    Anyone ever talk to this guy? I see he hasn't been on here in a while.

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    Nope. I tried to buy it via pm and no dice
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    Erect Member. badass88gt's Avatar
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    Lol, wtf?

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    im confused why he didnt sell it for $850 to dude? then he jumps back on here with an even lower "final price"? ohwell
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    Did this bike ever sell? I realize this is going on a couple years old now...

  7. #47
    Yeah bike sold quite awhile ago. Got $800 for it I believe. I do have another 29er for sale right now. 2013 Trek Mamba. According to Bicycle Blue Book it's worth $696 in excellent condition, for a BCM member I'd take $650 without the Raceface bars. I'd really like to get $700 with them. Bars cost about $70 plus $45 in labor to install them. Had them cut down, they were really wide.

    http://madison.craigslist.org/bik/4410547379.html

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    And in case anyone is wondering, Bicycle Blue Book is what Wheel and Sprocket uses as its Bible when appraising trade-ins, there are literally thousands of bikes on there.

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    you paid $45 for install on the bars? ouch, what is special about them. I have a mamba too and it is a fantastic bike. glws

  10. #50
    That is the shop labor rate for 1 hour of labor. Takes a while to get everything set up correctly. They have you test them at full length, they were too wide for my liking, so I needed them cut. So everything is removed, bars placed in jig, cut. Replace all hardware, ride again. Everything needs to be torqued, I don't have an inch lb torque wrench either. I thought the $45 was reasonable for the amount of actual time that went into getting them right.

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    inch pound torque wrench to install bars? GTFOH
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  12. #52
    Id rather not take a chance having my brake levers move when I'm going down a hill at 25mph hitting rocks and logs. I don't build bikes for a living, they do, so I paid. Plus, like I said, they needed to be cut first. I didn't want to take a chance screwing up my brand new bars by cutting them wrong or over tightening something on them.

  13. #53
    brake levers get torqued from 28 in lbs to 80 in lbs depending on brand and type of bar. So you certainly need a quality inch pound torque wrench for the job.

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    "Need" is a strong and most often incorrectly used word.

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    Bike is sold.

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    All posts from the above author are expected to be 100% BS. Thank you and have a nice day.

  19. #59
    Yeah, that's the bike why?

  20. #60
    Doh just saw it sold,

    With your shock mounted vertical do you have any of the dreaded "pogo" effect when you start climbing a hill.

    I never had a problem with my FSR but have tried similar deigns and found it annoying.

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