A Carrera Vengeance hardtail mountain bike in good overall condition, featuring an aluminium frame with a SR Suntour XCT suspension fork and mechanical disc brakes front and rear. The bike presents well with neon yellow accent detailing on the grips and frame graphics. Some minor signs of use are visible but no significant damage or structural issues are apparent.
Excellent condition. Purchased new in 2018 and ridden fewer than 15 times. The bike has spent most of its life stored indoors, so it's in very good condition with only minor cosmetic marks from storage.
• Medium aluminium frame
• 27.5" wheels
• Front suspension
• Shimano gears
• Everything works as it should and the bike is ready to ride.
Ideal for trail riding, commuting or leisure rides.
Low PriceM
Frame checkedFrame number checkedNo match on the registry we query, or our own theft reports. Checked 23 Jul 2026.How checks work →Shrewsbury
Bought this bike for my daughter. It was her first bike but she used it 4 times and it sat in the garage for 2years. Now she is too tall to use it. We want to buy another one and we no longer need this one. It’s in good condition and certainly services at Trek and needed no repairs.
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Frame checkedFrame number checkedNo match on the registry we query, or our own theft reports. Checked 23 Jul 2026.How checks work →St Albans
A silver aluminium hardtail mountain bike with an eye-catching red RST suspension fork and Schwalbe knobbly tyres. Fitted with front and rear mudguards, mechanical disc brakes, and a triple chainring drivetrain, making it a practical all-weather trail and commuter option. Condition is fair with general use wear visible on the drivetrain and frame, but no significant damage noted.
Low PriceM26”Hardtail
Frame checkedFrame number checkedNo match on the registry we query, or our own theft reports. Checked 23 Jul 2026.How checks work →Blackburn
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