The Buyer will make all arrangements and perform all work necessary, including packing, loading and transportation of the property. All items must be removed within ten (10) business days from the time and date of issuance of the Buyer's Certificate. Property may be removed by appointment only and appointments must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Frame: Redline Monocog 16' Fork: Salsa chromoly Wheels: Surly hubs (bolt on rear. It has upgrades to the wheels, brakes, cranks, and fork. This is a 2006 Redline Monocog single speed. Please see the contact below for any questions. Redline Monocog 16' frame, 26' wheels, single speed mountain bike, disk brakes. TAX EXEMPTION: Where taxes are applicable (see the Buyer's Certificate), Tax Exempt documents must be provided to this seller within 24 hours of the auctions close and before payment is made. Payment must be made electronically through the GovDeals Website.
REDLINE MONOCOG SINGLE SPEED FULL
Payment in full is due not later than five (5) business days from the time and date of the Buyer's Certificate. PAYMENT MUST BE MADE ONLINE - To make online payment, log into your GovDeals account and select 'My Bids'. The Wire Transfer must be completed within 5 days unless otherwise specified below. If Wire Transfer is chosen, a Wire Transfer Transaction Summary page will provide payment and account information. Buyers on level one probation have a PayPal and Credit Card limit of $1,000.
REDLINE MONOCOG SINGLE SPEED PLUS
If the winning bid plus applicable taxes, if any indicated, plus the buyer's premium equals to $5,000.00 or more, Wire Transfer must be used. PayPal and credit card purchases are limited to below $5,000.00 and Bidders residing in the United States, Canada and Mexico Only. I'm hoping to have that accomplished this weekend and start preparing for priming and paint after the holidays.Payment methods for this item are Wire Transfer, PayPal, or credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) only. After the headset and bottom bracket removal, all she'll need is a wash and then sanded. The best part of this bike, so few moving parts! I'm going to have the shop check out the headset, make sure everything is ok there. That about sums up the parts that will be added or replaced.Īs far as overhauls go, it wouldn't hurt to have the bottom bracket overhauled and the rear hub. WTB Weirwolf up front, Kenda Small Block 8 at the rear. The hub will probably stay and likewise be laced to the AT-650.Ĥ. SRAM X0 perhaps? Rear hub is ok, but sounds dirty. I dont think the frame bag in the pics is included. This may not have even been ridden on a trail. For now, the Formula DC20 hub attached to the Bontrager AT-650's will have to do until a suitable replacement can be purchased. Posting for a friend who isnt very internetty.
Both the 4130 chromoly frame and the bikes components are tough. However, it isn't disk brake compatible, so it goes. The monocog is a versatile singlespeed bike that can tackle real mountain bike trails. The front wheel had a Shimano Deore hub, not good, but not terrible either. Initally gaining a set of Tektro mechanical brakes, I've stripped her of those and will replace them with Avid BB7's and levers.ģ. Redline Alloy Nut Type 135mm FW SPOKES Stainless 14g RIMS Alex Alloy DH-19 32H TIRES Kenda Karma 26 x 2.0 SADDLE Redline. Crankset: Proline 2pc Alloy Forged Cranks 175mm w/24mm Chromo Spindle. You will love this bike for the quality and for the price. The stock "can't-stop brakes" weren't going to cut it for me. If you want to feel like a kid again, the Redline Monocog will enable you that. Since she's a single speed, no need to worry about shifters, derailleurs, cassettes, blah blah blah. The metallic blue paint will bring her up to date.Ģ. The new paint scheme will still bear "REDLINE", "MONOCOG" on the frame, fork, and chainstay, as well as the front badge but will lose the fancy styling. There are several nicks and scrapes down to the metal and the paint job itself is outdated. So, after several days of searching and thinking, here are the current plans:ġ. Read his first hand experience with the Redline Monocog. This was Dan’s first experience on single speed and on a 29er. Dan’s bike was in the shop getting some fork work done. I don't have the tools to remove these two items and perhaps lack the experience so most likely the bike will make a trip to Riverside to have these items removed. Eric The Animal Hunner was kind enough to let one of our riding buddies try out the Redline Monocog. The Redline has been disassembled down to the crank and headset.
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