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  1. Great example of why you should learn to work on your own bikes. Dude spent over $600 and left with the cheapest possible parts.

  2. Cool story bro, will you take $50? I find it hard to believe he paid $500 for it in the first place. 😂

  3. $500 in 1987 is probably right. I paid $700 for my Rockhopper in 1986. Big purchase for a raggedy new geologist. But 2k now…no way. “extra security measures” is a nice touch.

  4. thishasntbeeneasy on

    LMAO that they think 3 weeks of search on parts means it’s worth 2k. I’ve been searching for parts for 20 years bud, so my bikes are each worth a billion!

    Dude even lists several parts as just “Shimano” or generic/unsure. If you are going to make a big deal about having perfect parts, at least know what they are.

  5. caesarsucks2281 on

    Are the housings supposed to be crossed like that where they meet the stops at the top of the downtube? Wouldn’t that cause unnecessary friction?

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