dbklass

It's time for Bikenstein to move on. He's a nearly 40lb beast from decades past that's been kept alive through the judicious use of replacement parts. The original bike was a Santa Cruz Bullit, size M with all the best parts for it's day. Today only the frame, seat, and seatpost remain from the showroom floor. Parts replaced: Shimano XT Brakes (front/rear) Narrow-Wide front ring Zee Cranks Shimano rear derailleur RockShox Totem AIR front suspension (clean stanchions) RockShox Monarch Plus Air rear suspension Mavic 26" rims Maxxis Minion rubber and the crowning glory of it all! The rare "Digger" handle bars. (love you, man!) The bike might be rideable as is, though it hasn't seen any maintenance in a couple years and needs some air in the tires. This beast would be ideal for someone looking for parts or a repair project (with potential to resale?) Not interested in test riders or tire kickers. Please know what you're buying before you reach out. The price I'm asking is FIRM and I'm not parting it out. $250 and you roll the whole thing away!

Ghost Powerkid 24" Disc Girls Bike This is an excellent bike. I purchased it for my daughter from MEC when she was 7. It was a little big for her then (but she's petite). Bike is probably suitable for a big 6yo through a small 11yo. The paint has some scuffs, but no major damage anywhere. The hydraulic disc brakes are the absolute best for a kid with small hands. Easy lever action but huge stopping power. I've adjusted the levers to work with smaller hands. https://www.mec.ca/en/product/5043-747/Powerkid-24-Disc-Bicycle Specs sizes M (Frame size guide) frame type Hardtail frame material Aluminium Alloy (The quick guide to aluminium alloy) gears 24 speed chainset type 42-34-24 fork travel 50 mm wheel size 24 inch brakeset Tektro ACC 002 Disc 160 mm chainset Lasco Alu Triple 42-34-24 front derailleur Shimano FD-TX50 rear derailleur Shimano Tourney shifters Shimano Altus cassette Shimano CS-HG200 12-32 front fork RST Capa T 50 mm wheels Alex DC26