The absolute least I would part with her with is $225. Absolute least.
It would be nice if a fella on here would make an offer a bit higher than $225, though.
22 pounds including everything isn't light? Like I said, I'm not talking about the weight of the frame itself. That'd be like BMX bike frame weight. Also, keep in mind it has a welterweight for a rear wheel. I wish I knew the exact weight of an Aerospoke but I can't seem to find it with my few Google searches. I know it's oftentimes given shit for being heavy and whatever.
I am 5' 10.5". I am curious as to why you suppose the bicycle is (I'll take the "way" of yours out, now that I've revealed I'm ~1.5" shorter than I said I was) too small for me. Do you suspect it's too small for me due to my posture or something? I can't imagine anything else being the issue.
Thank's for identifying the crank! Much appreciated!
Aerospokes are bombproof, bro. Look it up... it's plainly written on their website... and like 1 or maybe 2 other websites. Twinkies and Aerospokes would be the only objects littered across this planet after a nuclear holocaust. In all seriousness, it's in totally good, working shape, completely true (Aerospoke claims their wheels can never become not true, but I've heard from multiple different individuals that this is not the case- not sure what to believe) and will continue to work for eons to come. The Aerospoke has never seen any critical bangups- it's never seen anything close to a critical bangup- it's never seen anything close to a "medium" or "light" bangup (define "medium and "light" as you will)... scratches and some dings does not warrant you to assert that it's in bad shape. You stating that you would not trust it is the equivalent of an individual saying they don't trust the safety ratings given to 2014 automobiles, because that was 2014 and it's now 2015.
Hmm. Interesting comment. At first, looking at the pictures I provided, I saw what you were noting, but upon looking at the bicycle itself, the angle difference seems to be quite literally near 0 degrees.
I appreciate your reply. Thank you for the information you provided re: Pake that I formerly did not know. I recognize and appreciate your mostly helpful reply, but at the same time I do suspect that you may have been a bit too critical with some of the things you have written.
Perhaps an Aerospoke connoisseur could hop on here and enlighten us on the matter.
Also, at the very least, if you could please reply to me about what I wrote re: the bicycle being a bit too small for me, I'd appreciate that. I'm genuinely interested in what the perceived problem is.
Thanks!