Final bump before I put it up on the ebay. Complete bike: $1300, OR Frame, fork, headset, bb (square taper), wheels, brake calipers and rotors, and axles: $800
Again, if you go the f/f/etc. route I can include various other parts priced a la carte. Eric On Sunday, July 14, 2019 at 6:50:46 PM UTC-4, Eric Karnes wrote: > > Bump! > > I've had some interest, but no final takers on the BMC Monstercross Disc. > So, I'm opening things up: > > Complete bike (as listed below): $1400, OR > Frame, fork, headset, bb (square taper), wheels, brake calipers and > rotors, and axles: $900 > > The frame, wheels and associated parts listed above were $1500 new from > BMC. So if you've ever been curious about a steel disc-braked bike, this > would be an economical way to try out a great one. All the disc-y bits are > taken care of...just add the rest from your spare parts bin. I can also > include other parts priced al la carte if you need them. > > PM me with any questions... > > Eric > > > On Monday, July 8, 2019 at 8:42:42 PM UTC-4, Eric Karnes wrote: >> >> >> Hi all- >> >> >> This is the final bike to sell before my move to England. This is >> cross-listed with the iBob. I know it’s not a traditional Riv, but many on >> this list are hearty supporters of Mike and Black Mountain Cycles. The >> bikes are steel, the ride is excellent, the geometry allows the handlebars >> to get up fairly high (even with a treadless setup), the drivetrain is >> pretty Riv-ish, and other than my Rivs, this BMC is the only bike I’ve >> owned that didn’t feel twitchy with drop bars. As such, I hope nobody has >> any objection to me listing it here… >> >> >> I would like to sell the entire bike for obvious reasons. But if there >> are no initial takers, I would be open to selling only the frame, wheels, >> and brakes (and parting out the rest). The bike is about six months old. I >> put in my deposit a month before I found out I would be moving overseas. I >> received it in January and have been riding it off and on since the >> beginning of the spring. Like all BMCs, it rides great, but a serious >> multi-surface bike like this won’t be as useful for the kind of riding I’ll >> be doing across the pond. For reference, my PBH is 90cm. I ride a 62cm >> SimpleOne and a 63cm Hilsen. It fits me very much like the 62cm SimpleOne, >> but due to the sloping top tube would be great for someone slightly shorter >> as well. The saddle height in the photos is 79.125 inches and the >> handlebars are about an inch-ish above saddle height (with room to go >> higher if desired). Condition is like new, not a scratch on it that I can >> see. The full geometry and technical details can be found here: >> >> >> https://blackmtncycles.com/tech-info/mcd-frame-tech/ >> >> >> New BMC Monstercross Disc frames go for 700 and Mike’s standard builds go >> for 2700. I’m asking the following: >> >> $1450: Complete with the following build (Note: pedals, saddle, bags, and >> bottles/cages not included): >> >> >> Frame: 56cm Black Mountain Cycles MCD >> >> Headset: Cane Creek 40 >> >> Wheelset: Shimano 105 Hubs to WTB KOM Tubeless compatible (hand-built by >> Mike at BMC) >> >> Tires: Compass Steilacoom 38mm (Very Light Use) >> >> Cassette: XT 9sp >> >> Rear Derailleur: Deore 9sp >> >> Chain: SRAM 10sp >> >> Bottom Bracket: Shimano UN-55 >> >> Crankset: Sugino XD Low Double with Chainguard >> >> Chainring: Wolftooth 40t >> >> Front Derailleur: None >> >> Brakes: Shimano R317 Mechanical Disc Calipers with Shimano 160mm Rotors >> >> Brake Levers: Shimano Tiagra >> >> Shifters: Shimano 9sp Dura Ace Barends >> >> Stem: Dimension 60mm w/ Spacers >> >> Handlebar: Salsa Cowbell 2 44cm >> >> Tape: Black Newbaums >> >> Seatpost: Kalloy Silver >> >> >> All of the above parts were purchased new with the frame with the >> exception of the crankset and seatpost. The current setup is obviously 1x, >> but I can provide two options depending on your preference: >> >> (1) Shimano bar-ends (both L and R included), Wolf-tooth ring w/ Sugino >> chainguard, and no front derailleur, or… >> >> (2) Shimano bar-ends (both L and R included), Standard Sugino wide-low >> rings (40 and 26t) and chainguard, and Deore front derailleur (uninstalled) >> >> >> Photos here: >> >> https://www.flickr.com/photos/35128198@N02/albums/72157709524085561 >> >> >> Bike will be well-packed and shipped and insured via BikeFlights at >> buyer’s expense. (FYI: It’s not yet packed, so I’ll need a week together a >> box and get it done properly). Any questions, feel free to PM me. Thanks >> for looking! >> >> >> Eric >> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/rbw-owners-bunch/ca0d73e3-e9d8-4d0f-8205-50d8672c2e73%40googlegroups.com.
