KSL - Mountain Man's Bike $600

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I copied the text and photo just in case this bad boy sells and we lose the link.

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$600.00
Mountain Man's Bike for Sale
Salt Lake City, UT 84108 - May 17, 2010
Mountain Man

[nd11nc]

:lol8: WoW, sounds like a hell of a bike. I might just have to take it off Mountain mans hands......Come to think of it, I don't think i'm badass enough to own that bike.:cry1:

[Sombeech]

The note about the Curse is gonna harm that resale value

[REDFOX]

That bike is worth about $200.00. I had a 1996 proflex with the same components plus 1300.00 in extras. Realizing that the bike wasn't worth selling, I simply gave it to my dad about 5 years ago. Notice the long stem, not a bad thing if you don't mind flipping over the handle bars on descents. :lol8:

[Sombeech]

ees a slesh hammer

[asdf]

That bike is worth about $200.00. I had a 1996 proflex with the same components plus 1300.00 in extras. Realizing that the bike wasn't worth selling, I simply gave it to my dad about 5 years ago. Notice the long stem, not a bad thing if you don't mind flipping over the handle bars on descents. :lol8:

you think? I am really considering taking it for a test drive tomorrow.

[Thomas]

I owed a Proflex and it was a great bike. Rode it all over Moab and the Wasatch Front. The only problem I have is the single pivot design. Granted it was built and designed in 1998 but when you climb there is a lot of bouncing. In fact when climbing I would get into a rhythm when bouncing up and down. I now own a Santa Cruz Blur and it has no bounce, the blur is much more fun up and down hills. When the proflex came out it was a revolutionary design, and a very fun bike.

[PunchKing]

Can the mountain man handle this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrqqdGIgyk0

[nd11nc]

:hail2thechief:^^^^^^^^^

[accadacca]

:lol8: