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 2012 BH G5 FULL CARBON ROAD BIKE SRAM RED X LARGE 15 BRAND NEW BIN OBO  US $7,399.00
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 2011 Giant Trinity SL 0 Large Triathlon Bike US $8,500.00
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 2011 Trek Remedy 99 All Mountain Bike Large 195 US $5,800.00 |
 Blue Bicycles Triad TT Bike Size Large US $2,500.00
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 Focus Thunder 20 Large Mountain Bike downhill US $2,500.00
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 Specialized S Works Stumpjumper FSR Large Carbon Fiber Mountain Bike Sworks US $2,499.00
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 Ferrari CX 60 Mountain Bike CX60 Bicycle Frame Size Large L US $1,899.00
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 2011 Large Scott Voltage fr 20 DH complete bike US $2,000.00
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 2009 Specialized Transition Triathlon bike size 56cm Large US $1,980.00
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 Trek Carbon Fiber Mountain Bike Elite 98 X Large US $1,500.00
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 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Expert Demo Test Mountain Bike Mens Large US $1,800.00
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 2011 GTR Series 1 Large Road Bike US $1,500.00
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 Banshee Spitfire 2011 Large Frameset not complete bike US $1,050.00
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 BRAND NEW 2011 GT GTR SRS 1 COMPLETE ROAD BIKE SIZE LARGE US $1,350.00
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 New 2010 Scott speedster road bike size 56cm Large US $1,150.00
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 Corsa AC Lightweight Aluminum Road Bike Large US $799.00
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 Civia Loring 3 Speed Complete Bike Extra Large Green Apple US $772.99
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 Schwinn 700c RS Mens Road Bike Large US $623.99
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Three Top Reasons For Chain Care On Your Bike
A functioning bike is reliant on a large number parts all in their place and working properly. You wouldn’t be able to ride without pedals, handlebars, a stem or most other bike accessories for that matter. One element that is integral to the movement of the bike and the transition of power from the rider to the wheels is the chain. The amazing piece of metal design work is now used in countries all over the globe and has myriad applications in each. However, chains do break down and malfunction if not looked after properly. Here are the 3 main reasons why you need to give your chain some regular TLC.
Life extension. Because chains are made from metal they are subject to rusting and corrosion. The is more pertinent to bike chains as these are constantly picking up moisture and dirt. A bike chain should ideally be cleaned off after every ride and then be given a good coating of oil or lubricate. This will prevent any corrosion taking place and should also prevent the chain from ceasing up. You should not really every allow the chain to have more than a couple of links not moving optimally at any one time.
Damaging the bike. All the other elements of the bike that are interconnect with the chain can become damaged if the chain itself is faulty. The crankset is designed to work intricately with the chain and will become damaged and bent if the chain is not running over it smoothly. Another part that can easily suffer harm is the derailleur, which is also in constant contact with the chain. Racing bikes are even more prone to this their mechanisms are very finely tuned.
Damage to you. Poorly looked after chains are additionally a hazard to anyone who rides the bikes. If the links are not moving properly they can jam and potentially cause the back wheel to lock up. If you are riding at any sort of speed this can cause the rider to be thrown from the bike and receive untold injuries, especially if you are wearing fragile cycle clothing
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