For sale: Habanero Ti mt bike

I have a like new hardly used Habanero MT Bike for sale

17" frame and perfect condition.

Anyone interested?

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

wrote:
I have a like new hardly used Habanero MT Bike for sale

17" frame and perfect condition.

Anyone interested?

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

Whats on it? how much?

Mike G wrote:

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

Whats on it? how much?

I'm not at home right now

I will have to get home and take a look and report back

I bought it new for $1400....and frankly its only been
ridden maybe 6 times

I bought the bike somewhat small for my build and was
originally gonna have a riser stem installed on it....
but after thinking it over have decided its not the
right bike for my "type" of riding anyway.

Let me get back with you tomorrow sometime

You can email me direct at

john63401 at yahoo dot com

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I have a like new hardly used Habanero MT Bike for sale

17" frame and perfect condition.

Anyone interested?

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

I still have above bike for sale if anyone interested

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I have a like new hardly used Habanero MT Bike for sale

17" frame and perfect condition.

Anyone interested?

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

Id sure like to sell this bike if anyone interested

wrote:

I have a like new hardly used Habanero MT Bike for sale

17" frame and perfect condition.

Anyone interested?

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

Above bike still for sale

want to sell it to buy a touring bike for upcoming long
tour

Price?
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Alex

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A good touring bike should allow me to ride down dirt
roads and gravel trails OK shouldn't it?

As long as you have resonably-sized tires, yes. My Fuji Touring does
great with 28's and 32's. The 28's are ok on hard-packed stuff, but I'd
go with 32 to 35's in looser gravel (it comes with 32's).


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I noticed your post, have you considered just coverting it?

You can get a cheap Cro-Mo fork from Nashbar, Old-Man-Mountain racks for
your panniers (or a Bob), plus slick or semi-slick tires, and you're set!

My loaded touring bike has a 26" tire setup, it's nicer all-around.

Swap back to your old fork if you want to mtn-bike later on.

-pete

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I have a like new hardly used Habanero MT Bike for sale

17" frame and perfect condition.

Anyone interested?

I'm selling it to buy a touring bike

Above bike still for sale

want to sell it to buy a touring bike for upcoming long
tour

"Pete Grey" wrote:

I noticed your post, have you considered just coverting it?

Yep

I have

But when I analyze what TYPE of riding I do.... its
really touring