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Any interest in this Bike? I would love to see it go to a good home.
I just retired and won’t be mountain biking any time soon, and I don’t see a mark on it! what’s a fair price?Great looking Homegrown!! 2001 was the only year to have the I.S. rear disc mounts too. 17″ is the perfect size for me…but I’m not in the market for another bike right now. My guestimate for value would be $500-$750. The Homegrown resale market isn’t what it used to be. Good luck with sale, and enjoy your retirement!!
I still have the Bike, and switched over 2.5 gravel tires and started riding it.
I was not getting the Offers I expected and thought I should start enjoying the bike.
I’ve road it 6-8 times now (almost used!)
regards, Ward
Looks in good shape plus it is the 2001 version with the rear IS brake mounts. I would say it would fetch $450 to $500 in my area of the country. If I were you I’d keep and ride it. Us retired guys have to stay in shape.
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Looks in good shape plus it is the 2001 version with the rear IS brake mounts. If I were you I’d keep and ride it. Us retired guys have to stay in shape.
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You’re to kind … that’s what I’m going to do, keep it and enjoy it. It was Brand New ….
Happy Retirment! And I’m happy you are riding it – and getting/keeping fitness on gravel.
That being said, I’d like to make you an offer, IF you’re willing to pack or get it packed and shipped to Boise? If not, no worries, and again, then just keep ridiing regularly!
I’ve shipped Bikes before, expect around $90-100 for shipping
Go ahead and make an Offer, the worse is I say no …
Ward
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