What bike is this?
07-11-21, 04:11 AM
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What bike is this?
Hey I just got in the biking world and I wanted to buy a used bike, so I found this beach cruiser looking like ( Cuz I'm not sure if it is a BC ) so if anyone can take a look at it and tell me ur opinion and its model if possible I will be thankful pls send me a msg( Cuz I'm new here they won't let me.post a picture until I make 10 posts ) and thanks in advance
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Seems nice to me.
I’d just fix flats, replace brake pads, oil chain- maybe cables, adjust seat and bar to your comfort and ride it.
Maybe even only fix flats and adjust position until you decide if you like it or not.
I’d just fix flats, replace brake pads, oil chain- maybe cables, adjust seat and bar to your comfort and ride it.
Maybe even only fix flats and adjust position until you decide if you like it or not.
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Sorry. That’s not helpful.
No idea the brand of bike. Are you trying to sell it?
I don’t know what size wheels. But it’s probably cup and cone bottom bracket. 1” quill stem. Probably 26inch (559) wheels.
If all of the above are true, then you have a bike that should run a long time with parts that are pretty easy to source.
No idea the brand of bike. Are you trying to sell it?
I don’t know what size wheels. But it’s probably cup and cone bottom bracket. 1” quill stem. Probably 26inch (559) wheels.
If all of the above are true, then you have a bike that should run a long time with parts that are pretty easy to source.
