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Winter's coming. Price drop $650. The wheels alone are worth more than that!

Still available. $750

Saw this a few weeks ago. Doc was driving the flatbed.

Pedals sold on eBay.

Lowered price. Brand new!!

Selling for a friend. Felt DoubleDouble Fat bike. Size Small-$650 SRAM GX Eagle 12spd Drivetrain Raceface Cranks Shimano Deore Hydraulic Disk brakes Rockshox Reverb Externally Routed Dropper Post Industry Nine 26" wheels with I9 Torch Fatbike Hubs Schwalbe 4.0" Tires Tubeless The Bike...

$80 Brand new in box. Didn’t match the color of my build to my liking. I’m in Little Falls/Cedar Grove.

It does move. The kid in our shop shortened the rear to the minimum and was able to adjust the caliper. Here is mine the way it came.

Everything that is sold out shows as the original price. The LaBomba models they have left are still listed for 50% off. The Fury deal is something that I'm having a hard time not acting upon. It's better to ask for forgiveness rather than permission right?

Boomer sleeping off all of the Christmas ham!!

Just picked up this '97 Marin Rift Zone for a vintage race we've been planning. Its in such good shape we may just make it a wall hanger in the shop since we sell Marin.

Both brands that I ride. I'm really bummed about GT. I'm holding out hope that they will be resurrected in the future or they allow someone to buy them and continue. I think Rocky will make it through. I think they just made too many bikes and have too many build levels for each model.

Tell me about it. All my brands are folding. I have a Marin Rift Zone E2. So far I haven’t heard anything about them

My Instinct is pretty close to the MTBNJ colors!

I have a LaBomba Pro arriving tomorrow.

The Sensor Carbon and Fury Expert are on sale too. Like 35% off

He has 1 more win than me.

How ironic that this popped up on my Facebook memories. Three years ago to the day that I bought my Force from you.

Bummed. I hope they somehow pull through.

https://www.bicycleretailer.com/industry-news/2024/12/17/gt-bicycles-pausing-new-product-releases-reducing-workforce