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l need a 2nd hand non-step-through mountain bike - Corralejo

Started by Biggles, December 11, 2014, 16:43:58 PM

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Biggles

About 17 or 18 inch frame.

Any suggestions?

MLA

I got 2 second-hand ones this June from:

Easy Riders Fuerteventura 

Head Office
'Suite Hotel Atlantis Fuerteventura Resort'
C/ Las Dunas s/n; Local 2
35660 Corralejo - Fuerteventura
Tel.: 0034 637 40 82 33
0034 928 86 70 05
easyridersfuerteventura@gmail.com

Biggles

Thanks. I'll check them out.

What were their prices like?

Magoo

What is "A male mountain bike"  Has it got something to do with the saddle design?  :o

MLA

#4
The owner sold us 1 male and 1 female Specialized mountain bikes (the only difference is the frame size). He said that he had a contract with Specialized which states that he replaces his stock annually. So the bikes are only 1 year old. They cost e100 each. They were bought as seen. I have replaced the handle bar grips and brake pads. I have also bought replacement gear shifts (ebay £18) not needed yet. I also degreased and jetted the build up of crud. They look great.   


Biggles

#5
Quote from: Magoo on December 12, 2014, 13:21:40 PM
What is "A male mountain bike"  Has it got something to do with the saddle design?  :o
It has a crossbar.

Female bike on the left.

focusboy

Bike on the left is a step through  ;). Not really any such thing as a girls/ladies bike anymore, that ended with the demise of Victorian dress :D The frame size is what is important nowadays.
100e for a 1 year old Specialized sounds like a great bargain, especially from Easy Riders who I know from experience, maintain their bikes to a very high standard.
Tel

MLA


Biggles


isleswing

Quote from: focusboy on December 12, 2014, 16:49:39 PM
Bike on the left is a step through  ;). Not really any such thing as a girls/ladies bike anymore, that ended with the demise of Victorian dress :D The frame size is what is important nowadays. 100e for a 1 year old Specialized sounds like a great bargain, especially from Easy Riders who I know from experience, maintain their bikes to a very high standard.
Tel

But people will still point and laugh at a man riding a 'step through'   :D  :D

Biggles

I was going to say " ...unless he's wearing a kilt" but having given it a moment's thought they'd still do it whether he's on a bike or not.

On the other hand wearing a kilt on a non-step-through bike would generate more laughter - especially in cold weather.

focusboy

Riding a race bike and wearing a kilt with sporran flying in the wind must be the ultimate ambition of every true cyclist. My goodness you have given me some food for thought, so, from January 16th if you see .................... :o

Biggles

This is me on my way to the bike shop.

Some dastard had nicked my helmet, horn, handlebars and most painfully, my saddle.