1996 Diamondback Response SE
Hi All, picked this up (a
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In my market, $100 with new cables / housing and in good working order. This is assuming the suspension is not bad.
It's a rider and not a collectible bike. |
Originally Posted by katsup
(Post 21009694)
In my market, $100 with new cables / housing and in good working order. This is assuming the suspension is not bad.
It's a rider and not a collectible bike. |
Originally Posted by MarkusT
(Post 21009872)
Thanks Katsup. I’d probably get more if I part it out.
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Great condition for a 20 - something year old aluminum bike
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Originally Posted by DMC707
(Post 21020328)
Great condition for a 20 - something year old aluminum bike
Cheers! |
Hey Fredzyn2, thanks, but I'm going to hang on to it.
Welcome to the Forum! Cheers..... |
Originally Posted by MarkusT
(Post 21020432)
Hey Fredzyn2, thanks, but I'm going to hang on to it.
Welcome to the Forum! Cheers..... This was my first mountain bike, though I guess mine was a lower trim version. Definitely the same frame, graphics, seat/cockpit, but mine had a rigid cro-mo fork, Alivio components and blue Tioga Psycho tires. A close friend still has the bike and it's in decent shape, but with boring black grips and tires now. He won't give it back to me. |
diamondback response se
Do you still have this bike intact? If so, id be interested in buying it.
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Shimano STX was pretty far down the hierachy in 1996, 5th in the ATB groups. It's also not the full group, with a least a brakeset, crankset and Gripshift cost concession. Still, it's solid, function equipment and in very good condition. Replacement elastomers are available for the Rock Shock Quadra 5 if needed. This model would have originally sold in the $750-$800 range. I'd be a little more generous in the evaluation, given the proximity to Boston, adding about $25.
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Hi ShavingElvis, PM me for info.
Thx |
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Originally Posted by MarkusT
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Hi ShavingElvis, PM me for info.
Thx "The administrator has restricted use of the private message system to members with less than 10 posts." |
Nope
Nope. I see that I have a message, but I still can't access it or respond. Maybe I should just post something seven more times. :-)
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Originally Posted by ShavingElvis
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Nope. I see that I have a message, but I still can't access it or respond. Maybe I should just post something seven more times. :-)
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Try again
Originally Posted by MarkusT
(Post 21502746)
Sure!
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Originally Posted by ShavingElvis
(Post 21504594)
I came up with a Burner account. bikeburner7 at g mail
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This seems minor but the front tire is mounted backwards. Nicely cleaned up and serviced I would say $150 or so on value.
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Hi keeney50, it was sold a while back. someone got a good deal!
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