For Sale: Trek Remedy 8, 2010, 17.5", ridden twice, as new condition!

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For Sale: Trek Remedy 8, 2010, 17.5", ridden twice, as new condition!

8 posts & 5 voices | Started 2 years ago by bonsai bob | Latest reply from bonsai bob

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bonsai bob - Member

For sale: Trek Remedy 8 2010, 17.5". Bought early Feb this year and ridden twice on short runs. A few upgrades including Thompson elite stem, XT spd's and protective clearcoat kit on much of the frame.
The bike is in as new condition. I've just had to have a shoulder operation and face a bit of long recovery and could do with selling one of my bikes to free up some funds/space, hence reason for sale.
£1800 (cost £3000 new). No offers please.
Cheers
Rob

Posted 2 years ago #
jekyll - Member

Hello rob, would it be worth getting a few pictures up on the listing.
Always found it helps when selling.

Worth a thought....good luck with the sale.

Posted 2 years ago #
bonsai bob - Member

Hi there,
Thanks for the advice. I do have pics which I can email on request, but (don't laugh) I'm a bit of a luddite with computer technology and am not sure how to display the pics here on the listing! Tips gratefully received.
Anyway, had a couple of offers today so looks promising. Ta again!

Posted 2 years ago #
stompy - Member

E mail me the pics and I'll stick em up for you mate

Posted 2 years ago #
bonsai bob - Member

Thanks Stompy! will send them across as soon as I get a minuite. Very kind of you.

Posted 2 years ago #
mrelectric - Member

Hi, Is this still FS please? If so pls, can you email pics? I'm not far from H/gate.

Cheers,
David

Posted 2 years ago #
ashwill - Member

Rob

Any chance you could email me some photos or put some up.

I have had both my AC joints reattached after landing heavily on my shoulders so i know how you feel.

Did they put screws in that have to be taken out again.

Cheers

Ash

Posted 2 years ago #
bonsai bob - Member

Hi all,
The bike is sold now i'm afraid, but thanks for your interest. As for the shoulder Ash, sounds like your operation was much more serious than mine! I just had to have an old climbing injury rectified with an op called a sub-acromial decompression. Involves removing a bit of bone from under the shoulder blade to free up space for tendon.
Cheers again
Rob

Posted 1 year ago #