I'd cut the bars down a bit, but I'm not into the "new" the wider the better thing. Other than that, looks nice, nothing that stands out as needing to be replaced. Top of the line bike.
I'd cut the bars down a bit, but I'm not into the "new" the wider the better thing. Other than that, looks nice, nothing that stands out as needing to be replaced. Top of the line bike.
Personally, i would not pay more than 500-550 for that specific bike.
Used DJs do not do so hot on the second hand market. IMO, this one is no exception.
Yeah, that's true. I agree, you should probably try to get it down to 550. Not to say it's a bad bike, because it isn't . . . just because that's kind of the going rate.
Personally, i would not pay more than 500-550 for that specific bike.
Used DJs do not do so hot on the second hand market. IMO, this one is no exception.
Yeah, that's true. I agree, you should probably try to get it down to 550. Not to say it's a bad bike, because it isn't . . . just because that's kind of the going rate.
I can't get him that low so should I get it or not
for the asking price of 800 bucks that he originally had, you can get yourself a more dialed DJ.
I would actually recommend you build your bike if you have the knowledge. 800 bucks is a pretty good budget for building a custom DJ. If you need help there is always PB!
If you want to build one, check out octane one frames. they will help you stay in your budget. i think chain reaction cycles has the void up for super cheap right now. i absolutely loved my void. Im building up their other DJ frame, the zircus.