Transition Trail or Park, Medium. Good build, ready to roll.

Here's a great bike. I've had it listed on here for a while. I started at $650, like back in late January or so. Then I dropped it to $500 in desperation to raise a little cash before my big documentary trip, in order to buy a GoPro camara. But it didn't sell before I left, and I didn't get the GoPro, which bummed me out. Plus it's getting nice and my back doesn't hurt any longer. So I'm a lot less keen to sell the bike.

But now I've got a bunch of guys lined up who think they're going to get it for $500, and I know it can be a dick move to raise the price. Believe me, I'm self-conscious about that, but I'm not just raising the price because I have demand for it or underpriced it. I priced it where it was because of a very specific set of conditions, which were not fulfilled. So to anyone who was interested in this bike and who is now priced out, I'm really sorry if it feels like a bait-and-switch. I've been on the other side of this and it sucks even when it's legit.

I still think this bike is worth $650--that's what I paid and I thought I got a deal. And I added good locking grips, a new tube and a good freewheel. If someone shows up with $600 in cash, I'll sell it. Otherwise I'll keep it for a while longer, till it hurts me again.

Frame is medium size. It's got Atomlab wheels. Odyssey pedals and (I think) cranks and (definitely) seat. Cane Creek headset. Argyle 318 fork.

I bought this bike last year off here. I paid $650 and put on good locking grips and a new freewheel. Loaded with good parts, and in 100% sound condition. I'm not riding it (hurt myself) and I'm trying to fund a big trip overseas.

Whoever had it before me painted it two-tone brown and did funky custom lettering. It might grow on you. This is a lot of bike for the money. It's just sad to keep seeing in my storage and not getting ridden.

I'm right across the street from the Delridge Skate Park, so you're welcome to give it a good thrashing.