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1 total messages Started by ssolorio Thu, 07 Jun 2012 03:45
Re: Weyless 67 Freeride, Santa Cruz Bullit Clone (Chico ) $500
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Author: ssolorio
Date: Thu, 07 Jun 2012 03:45
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 > GUEST wrote:
 > I am selling my Weyless 67 Freeride bike.  This is essentially the
same frame design as a Santa Cruz Bullit, and apparently these were
literally built in the same factory as the Santa Cruz bikes.  Anyway,
this bike is a beast for sure, with 7" of travel in the back with
a Manitou 4-way shock and 5" up front with the Marzocchi Bomber
Z1 FR forks.  It is a great entry level DH or freeride bike at a great
price.  

 > 

 > Features:

 > Easton RAD aluminum frame - size Large

 > Hayes 9 Hydraulic brakes, 8" rotors front and back - I also
have the bleed kit for these that I will throw in. 

 > SRAM X9 rear derailleur and shifter

 > Deore front derailleur

 > Truvativ Hussefelt ISIS drive cranks with bash guard

 > Kenda Minion DH in front, Kenda El Moco Sticky in the back with
thorn resistant tube

 > WTB Dual duty rims

 > Transition seat, Weyless post

 > Deity lock on grips, they are a little worn but still function

 > 

 > This is a super fun, very tough bike.  I am the second owner, have
had it about a year. The guy I bought it from barely used it.  I am
firm on the price, so if you are interested be prepared to pay the
full amount.  I have taken into account anything that is wrong with
the bike, and it is easily worth $500.  Email or text me,
530-828-2075.  If you call just leave a message and I will call you
back as soon as I can.  
 > 

 > 
 >  Location: Chico 
 > it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other
commercial interests
 > 
 > 
 > Read
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Is this still for sale?
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