Bikes

GIANT TRANSEND: The 2012 Giant Transend (non-electric) is a comfortable, classic city commuter bike built with a lightweight ALUXX aluminum frame. Designed for relaxed, upright riding, it features fast-rolling 700c wheels, a rear rack, and fenders. It was produced in a few variations:Models & SpecificationsGiant Transend 1 (Unisex & Women's): Featured a Shimano Altus 24-speed (or 24-speed W) drivetrain for tackling varied city terrain.Giant Transend 2 (Unisex & Women's): Featured a slightly simpler Shimano Altus 21-speed drivetrain.Frame & Handling: The geometry emphasizes an upright riding position to provide a stable and relaxed ride.Maintenance $100 Obo GMC DENALI: The GMC Denali Road Bike is a budget-friendly, entry-level road bicycle manufactured by Kent International under a license from General Motors. It is widely recognized as an accessible starter bike for commuters and casual fitness riders.Key Technical SpecificationsThe standard configuration of the bike features a blend of reliable entry-level components:Frame: Lightweight 6061 or 7005 aluminum tubing with a steel fork.Drivetrain: 21-speed system driven by a Shimano rear derailleur.Shifters: Shimano Revo twist/grip shifters mounted on the handlebars.Wheels: 700c high-profile alloy Vitesse racing rims with Kenda tires.Brakes: Promax alloy caliper dual side-pull handbrakes.Weight: Approximately 29 to 34 lbs depending on the frame size $130 Obo Diamond Back Apex: The Diamondback Apex primarily refers to a highly popular line of Diamondback mountain bikes from the late 1980s through the 1990s. In recent years, it has gained a massive second life as a sought-after canvas for retro "xbike" conversions, gravel builds, and heavy-duty commuters.(Note: If you are looking for disc golf, "Diamondback" is also a speed-9 fairway driver made in "Apex" plastic by Mint Discs).The Vintage Mountain Bike (1980s–1990s)Originally marketed as a "workingman's race bike," the Apex hit a sweet spot of affordability, rugged durability, and high-tier components.Premium Steel Frames: Early models used legendary, lightweight, double-butted Tange Chromoly or True Temper AVR steel tubing. This gives the bike a lively, supple ride quality that modern aluminum frames lack.High-End Components: Vintage models routinely shipped with bulletproof Shimano Deore DX or LX groupsets, thumb or trigger shifters, and reliable cantilever brakes.Iconic Aesthetics: The Apex is well-known for its striking, era-specific paint jobs, including the famous "smoke" or "splatter" effects and translucent purple hues. $100 Obo Raleigh Tokul2: The Raleigh Tokul 2 is an aggressive, entry-to-mid-level 27.5-inch hardtail mountain bike designed for playful trail riding and all-mountain descents. Originally priced around $700, its lightweight aluminum frame, capable suspension, and playful geometry make it highly regarded for beginner to intermediate riders.Key Specs & Features (varies slightly by model year)Frame: AL-6061 Lightweight AluminumWheelset: 27.5-inch wheels offering great rollover capability and flickabilitySuspension: 100mm to 120mm travel front suspension (e.g., SR Suntour XCR)Brakes: Tektro Auriga or Shimano hydraulic disc brakes for solid stopping powerDrivetrain: Features a simple 1x or 3x Shimano or SRAM drivetrain for handling steep climbs $200 Obo

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Used (normal wear)