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Putty

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OK, the pic is upside down cause the bike is hanging upside down on my ceiling.

 

I bought two of these. One for me and one for my wife. It appears one is not going to get any use. It has NEVER been ridden. I wheeled it on the pavement to the jeep and it's been hanging since.

I paid $400 for it.

 

$265

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v640/CLovaR1/Avs/Fulls/IMG_2183.jpg

 

Here is the rack. It's a Allen model 303D, 3 bike. It mounts over a spare tire. It fits perfect on my Liberty. It also has NEVER been used.

 

$65

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v640/CLovaR1/Avs/Fulls/IMG_2184.jpg

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v640/CLovaR1/Avs/Fulls/IMG_2185.jpg

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v640/CLovaR1/Avs/Fulls/IMG_2186.jpg

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This Mongoose bike is as aggressive as they come. Its hydro-formed dual suspension frame and fork can handle any terrain. The 24-speed trigger shift system ensures smooth shifting in all conditions, for tackling hills with ease. ProMax dual disc brakes provide sure stopping power, giving you the confidence to take on trails like you've always wanted.

 

* Frame: 4-bar alloy dual suspension hydro-formed

* Fork: Suntour XCM; coil with preload adjust, 80mm, disc specific

* Rear suspension: 150mm eye-to-eye; 850 lb. coil; adjustable

* Gearing: Shimano with EZ fire shifters; Suntour XR 24/34/42; SRAM SX4 Trigger Shifter system

* Handlebars: 24" carbon-wrapped fat bars

* Stem: 31.8 Ahead

* Brakes: ProMax mechanical dual disc

* Front Derailleur: Suntour

* Rear Derailleur: SRAM SX4

* Wheels: 26" 36H black anodized alloy Star "Swift" Arrow rims; alloy QR disc hubs

* Shifters: 24-speed trigger shift system

* Seat: Mongoose DH saddle; alloy post with quick release height adjustment

* Tires: Mongoose DH 26" x 2.35"

* Pedals: Mongoose Alloy platform

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Putty, what everyone that has posted wants to know is the frame size. It should be on a sticker on the seat tube. On that bike, the seat tube is interrupted, but it looks like the sticker is there by the bottom bracket. 26 inch is the size of the tires which is normal for a mountain bike. Different manufacturers size the frames differently, but they all usually list the frame size as the measure from the bottom bracket to the seat tube, roughly.
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Looks like a 24, and now that I come back to this thread I realize you flipped the picture when you posted it.

 

No such thing as a 24" frame unless it's custom made. Usually the tallest they go is 20". I'd guess that's a 15" or 16". Maybe a 17.5".

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I refer to bikes by there wheel size.

 

Like Mitch said, a vast majority of Mountain Bikes are "26' Bikes" meaning the wheel size. Past that they scale the bike frame for how tall the person is. They basically make the front triangle taller and longer, like this.

 

http://www.giant-bicycles.com/_upload_us/bikes/models/geometry/2010/10Yukon-M.jpg

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Putty, what everyone that has posted wants to know is the frame size. It should be on a sticker on the seat tube. On that bike, the seat tube is interrupted, but it looks like the sticker is there by the bottom bracket. 26 inch is the size of the tires which is normal for a mountain bike. Different manufacturers size the frames differently, but they all usually list the frame size as the measure from the bottom bracket to the seat tube, roughly.

 

 

Thanks, I will look today when I get home.

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Measure from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat tube on the frame to determine frame size.

 

 

I did this and I am thinking i'm getting 19". Could be 17.5", not sure where I am measuring to from top of post. Pretty sure it's 17.5 though.

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