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Ok.
£30.
I will just have to convert the kids to Judaism, to get out of buying them any presents this year.
So, so back to the OP's advert.
If you split it I'd be interested in the Frame and Forks.
email in profile.
iainc, I was hoping for some suggestions, and some of them have been really good, like keeping the frame and selling the nice components and getting some more standard ones.
I have already done that with the shifters which have been swapped from XX to X9.
I never meant to use this to advertise, I haven't been writing on here long, so I hadn't seen the activity you describe. But I'm really sorry if it came across like that. Just wanted to share my frustration! I'm more annoyed at myself than anything else, that I don't have reason to use it more, or that I don't love mountainbiking as much as I thought!
I have to concentrate on road biking/triathlon next year, so the road bike and TT bike have to be kept.
For what it's worth part of me does want to sell the bike,
I only took up mountain biking as a bit of fun
This bike would never get the use it deserves as I just don't care enough
So it's not your dream bike then?
It's a nice bike you'll lose loads on, but you've basically made the decision that it was a stupid thing to buy and you have to sell it, and you're making it your wife's fault?
And... why do you [i]have [/i]to concentrate on road/tri?
I started reading this thread feeling some compassion, but I have been ground down by the amount of times that 'lose' has been misspelt as 'loose'.
For that reason, I'm out.
Dave
My dream bike cost just over £4000 to build.
When the boiler needed replacing xterramrs, ask me to sell it to help some funds.
I did and i got £1000, i am sad about this.
It was a year ago and i might be warm in the house, but i still miss my bike
njee, good point, I guess its not, I think I just thought it would be. Something really really fun that would re-ignite that feeling I got when I first took up mountain biking. Oh well.
And I have to concentrate on road/tri next year as I hope soon thats going to be my job! For a very short time though!
My dream bike cost just over £4000 to build.
When the boiler needed replacing xterramrs, ask me to sell it to help some funds.
I did and i got £1000, i am sad about this.
Either:
- you got a lot of use out of it
Or:
- you sold it for far less than you should/could have
And I have to concentrate on road/tri next year as I hope soon thats going to be my job! For a very short time though!
So you get given a bike...?
STW in missing the important facts shocker 🙄 (floor needs sweeping, wall needs repainting).
Stunning bike though.
The two grand you would get for the bike IF YOU'RE LUCKY you could easily put on a credit card as you're in full time employment and the interest would still be less than you're going to lose by selling.
I built my dream bike
One mans dream is another mans nightmare. What were you thinking?
STW in missing the important facts shocker (floor needs sweeping, wall needs repainting).
... and that bikes wheels are a funny size. Whats all that about?
So very true alex.
Mostly balanced, I'm not sure how getting myself into credit card debt will help at all!
...that I don't love mountainbiking as much as I thought!
This is the real sadness!
STW in missing the important facts shocker (floor needs sweeping, wall needs repainting).
... and that bikes wheels are a funny size. Whats all that about?
There is also an unnecessary loop of hose going to the back brake.
Have you thought about putting it on ebay and linking on the main forum?
The hose is way to long! Wasn't sure what else to do with it?!?
Painstakingly built over the past few months. Rode like an absolute dream. But the boss has called time on my toy collection and something has to give.
I can see why. Gawd its ****ing ugly. Sorry someone had to say it. Luckily your missus has an aesthetic sense of taste.