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  1. You can always check bicycle blue book. Seems to be worth about what they’re asking.

  2. These are very cool, but very niche bikes. They’re slopestyle, basically for big air, big tricks with relatively smooth landings (peep the small shock). They’re not general purpose MTBs and would probably be pretty terrible at trail riding for a host or reasons. So if you’re looking for a slope style bike or dirt jumper- send it! Otherwise, get a regular trailbike instead.

  3. corneliusvanhouten on

    It’s very cool and that’s a good price for pretty much any recent bike in good working order.

    Interesting frame geometry too. Definite buy for me.

  4. MrMcgilicutty on

    That bike would be a Hella fun dirt jumper on smooth, manicured jump lines. I definitely would not take this down the usual trails I ride, as it is not an all-mountain bike, but instead is a bike park bike.

  5. Hell yeah! If that came up locally, I’d totally buy it (if it’s a large). We’ve got a newish, officially sanctioned dirt jump park and a few pump tracks within 20 min of me, so I could put it to good use. It’s not really very useful for anything else. It would be a super-fun bike for cruising around the neighborhood with your kids, though. Teach the little ones how to manual!

    You’ll hear a lot of bla bla bla about newer bikes and new-school geometry on this sub. Good news! It doesn’t really apply to 26” wheeled DJ/Slopestyle bikes.

    If you intend to send it, buy it.

    If you’re looking for an actual MTB, send me the link, so I can buy it.

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