Yeti SB-66 pics

Here's some detailed shots of the SB-66 (large) that we've got on consignment..  $3600.   A few cosmetic paint issues, but otherwise this bike is in fantastic condition.

bikes for sale!

We updated our consignment and demo bikes for sale page.  Check it out!
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150673841253352.454776.31031888351&type=1
Here's a list...

Chumba F1 downhill bike, med - $2300
Transition Bandit 29, med - $2400 demo, like new
Masi Gran Corsa road bike, 54cm - $875
Voodoo Dambala SS, large - $700
Spot Rocker, medium, 1x10 - $1600
Jamis SixFiftyb, medium, near new - $1275
Haro V3, large, ridden a couple of times - $295
Felt Z70 road bike, 56cm, new tires - $675
Yeti SB-66, large, lightly ridden, XT/Fox - $3600
Rocky Mountain Element 970 29er, 20" frame, demo, like new - $3400
Giant Pistol, 20", great starter full sus bike - $499
mid 80s Bianchi Road bike - $375
Ritchey P-29er large, super nice - $3100

Caveat Emptor

Veloswap/Used parts PSA:

With Veloswap, ebay, craiglist, and others, there are just as many bad deals as there are good deals.  We definitely recommend that, if you're buying used, it's imperitive that A)you get the goods in your hand to look over in person and B) you or someone you know understands what you're looking at.

Case in point - A customer recently brought in a set of wheels for us to check out.  Bought them used as a smoking deal.  The wheelset was sold as used hubs in a new build.  Take a look at the 3 spokes.  One of the spokes shows several threads exposed.  The other 2 spokes have loctite or something on them to mask the fact that the threads are showing.  A good handbuilt wheelset should have all of the threads buried in the nipple.  Also, note the corrosion on the nipples.  That's something that may or may not be an issue down the road with a popped nipple head.

Big Fall Ride VII, 2012 edition

Sorry I don't have more pictures.  I was on track for lots of pics, but my camera battery crapped out and I nursed it along without taking many pics.  Here's what I ended up with!

Ian ready to start the day in Allenspark.  And what a fine day it was.