Diamondback Mountain Bike

By BlueDahlia
June 23, 2024 in For Sale & Items Offered

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BlueDahlia

Posted June 23, 2024

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Posted June 23, 2024

A Silver 20" frame which is perfect for my 6' size.Has 21 gears, front disc brake ands front suspension. In perfect condition, ready to ride away. I've owned this bike since new, originally (purchased from Halfords, and has been dry stored for a while. I'm only selling as I don't ride it anymore and it needs a new home. Always well cared for, no rust, no damage, has never been dropped all the original transfers which are all all intact. Looks as new as always kept indoors or in dry shed when not being used. Original tyres which still have deep tread. I'v only had to replace the 3 speed changer cable once. All intact, fully functioning gears, brakes etc.

A tough 'ride anywhere' bicycle. See pics which confirm amazing condition.

West Dulwich. £70.00.

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