For Sale : 2006 Giant Alias mountain bike + mounted kids seat

Hi everyone, I am selling a 2006 Giant Alias Mountain bike.  I'm also selling a mounted kids which can be attached to the rear of the bike as per picture.

Reason for selling is, my 2 boys have grown up and if they tried to sit them in the kids seat now, I reckon they might get stuck!

The bike:

ALUXX FluidFormed™ alloy w-integrated gusset & head tube + XtC geometry

Fork    Rockshox Judy J2 100mm hydraulic damping

Brake Levers    Hayes Sole

Brakes    Hayes Sole hydraulic w/6” rotors

Shifters    SRAM X-7 27 speed trigger shifters

Front Derailleur   Shimano Deore 34.9

Rear Derailleur    SRAM X-7 9 speed

Bottom Bracket   TruVativ Giga Pipe SL ISIS splined

Crankset    TruVativ Comp G 9sp. 22x32x42T ISIS splined

Chain    Shimano Deore 9 speed

Pedals  MSHBKS

Handlebar Stem    Easton alloy

Handlebar    Alloy low rise

Hubs    Fr: Formula disc | Rr: Shimano M475 9sp cassette disc

Cassette / Freewheel    SRAM PG950 9 speed 11-34T

Rims / Wheelset    Alloy double wall disc 26” x 32H

Tyres   Michelin

Seat Post    Easton Alloy 30.9 micro-adjust

Size    21"

Colours    Black

 

The kids seat:

Topeak baby seat with bike mounting rack

 

For bike and baby seat  $475

For bike only  $425

For seat only  $60

 

Am preferring to sell the bike and seat as one.

 

Cheers

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Ben Del Fabbro on May 1, 2012 at 0:36

Forgot to mention that the bike is good condition and has always been seviced and kept inside.

Permalink Reply by Frank on May 1, 2012 at 11:33

Not familiar with MTB sizing, is a 21" a large frame?

 

I am after a bike to keep at the Shack and this could well fit that criteria.

 

thanks

Permalink Reply by Ben Del Fabbro on May 1, 2012 at 22:02
Hi frank. On a road bike I ride a large frame. In the morning I'll measure the dimensions and post them for you to compare.

Cheers 
Ben
Permalink Reply by Frank on May 1, 2012 at 22:13
I check their website later!
Permalink Reply by Ben Del Fabbro on May 2, 2012 at 14:38

I took some measurements, from the front tip of the seat to the middle of the handlebars, 59cm and from the tip of the seat to the middle of the cranks 76.5cm (adjustable through seat post going up or down)

 

Cheers

Ben

Permalink Reply by Don (Who's lost?) Nairn on May 1, 2012 at 11:45

 it looka a neet tidy bike from the photos

a 21" MTB would be the equivalent of a bigger road bike 22-23"

there is one one way to see of it fits you

Permalink Reply by Ben Del Fabbro on May 2, 2012 at 14:40

Forgot to add, comes with a basic bike speedometer as well

Permalink Reply by Frank on May 2, 2012 at 16:53

21" is quite big, I am more a 16-18 I am told and as per road bike, it easier to make a small bike fit than a big bike smaller.

 

Thanks anyhow.

Permalink Reply by Matt Jones on May 2, 2012 at 16:55

I think 21" is an XL in MTB sizing, 15" = S , 17" = M , 19" = L , 21" = XL , 23" = RFB.

Permalink Reply by Ben Del Fabbro on May 5, 2012 at 0:49
Talking to someone I know and that sounds about right with the sizes
Permalink Reply by Matt "Boz" on May 2, 2012 at 22:30

Dang - have run out of money this month - looks like a great deal 

Permalink Reply by Matt Brennan on May 2, 2012 at 23:53

would have been handy for the 'muddies mountain bike adventure'

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