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Comments: 21 | Prop Total: 5 | Avg: 0.24
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(May 23, 2009 at 23:11)
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Thats awesome! If you have one of #70 that'd be sweet.
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are you going to be putting any of your other pictures on here??
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i will not sell for $600, and the adjustment knobs are just covered in the pic, they are just where they always are!
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I don't usually comment on pics but this is what riding is all about. Getting out there no matter what and having a good time.
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one foot not clipped in is kinda sketchy on those jumps lol.
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haha gotta love catching up to the guy in front of you. pissed me off that he wouldn't get out of my way though!!!!
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I am 6'3 and it is good for what it is meant for.
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i'll take that if you are fine with the seals being blown in the fork. really easy to change but i haven't had the time. otherwise that is just too cheap for what it is. especially with how little it was ridden.
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you have no idea how hard it is to sell though. even though everytime i look at it i still wish i could afford to have 3 bikes so i can keep it haha.
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are you talking about the transition single speed bike?
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its just not the right bike for me. i am getting into more downhill stuff and don't need a specific freeride bike. i love riding it but it just isn't what i need.
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Thanks man, I kind of wish I weren't getting rid of it but gotta pay for school somehow.
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sorry man, for starters i would need more money with it if i did but i only need money not another bike, school needs to be paid for.
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its for sale... $2300. i need the money for school.
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interested in buying this one for $2500?
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hey man, i would consider that but i think i would also need some cash with that.
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thanks guys, a lot of effort and money went into making that thing what it is, yet no luck selling the thing :S
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