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  1. town yeah trail/Skatepark maybe not because stuff will break and be hard to replace. for 30 bucks as an ice cream cruiser id take it

  2. AntiqueSize6989 on

    The ideal rat bike to be honest. I’d go for it and look into a newer sus fork or a rigid fork.

  3. I had that exact frame. I’ve been looking for that bike again for a while. Hardrock Comp FS from like 96-98. Not sure exact year. 

  4. bitter_twin_farmer on

    That is a great town bike!!!

    Single speed. Solid V-brake system. Good looking tires. Is he stoked to have that thing!

  5. Necessary_Bug7369 on

    I bought it yall . Happy Holidays to me . I’m gonna put some flat pedals on it , maybe a ridgid fork. The components all work suprisingly well the brakes lock out with ease

  6. LuciferSamS1amCat on

    Absolutely 100% worth it. This is nicer (more functional, I’ve got cracked dura ace wheels!) than my shit bike and mine cost me $50! Single speed is more dependable at that age and condition and it seems to have brake pads!

  7. Superman_Dam_Fool on

    That’s for riding to the grocery store or bar, where you’re bummed if it gets nicked, but it’s not the end of the world. You do not want to ride that at a skatepark. Light trails could be okay…

  8. That’s a great deal, but whether or not you should buy first starts with a question of what do you need.

  9. Looks like a bargain for $30 – I mean yeah, it has some rusty bolts and some nasty ass pedals, but nothing that a belt sander and another $20 on Amazon won’t fix…

  10. 0pp0site0fbatman on

    For $30 hell yeah! That’s a great project bike and a steal. You’re not gonna hit modern trails with it, but I’d townie the heck outta that beauty for double that price.

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