1995 Ibis Hakkalügi (early)
Aluminium
Seller confirmed it is for sale on
£750
No frame number supplied, so we couldn’t run a stolen check. What to ask the seller
Description
Here's your Ridley X-Ride, a proper cyclocross-bred road machine finished in a head-turning yellow and black colourway that's going to get noticed on any club run. Ridley built their reputation in the cross scene, and that heritage shows through in the aluminum frame's confident handling and the carbon fork up front, which takes the edge off rougher Highland roads while keeping the bike feeling lively under power.…
1995 Ibis Hakkalügi (early) in detail
This 1995 Ibis Hakkalügi (early) is an aluminium bike. The seller describes the condition as excellent. It is located in Inverness.
Brakes are mechanical discs. There is no suspension: frame and fork are both rigid.
Details supplied by the seller.
Overview
- Year1995
- Frame sizeNot specified
- ConditionExcellent
- Frame materialAluminium
- Wheel sizeNot specified
- DrivetrainNot specified
- Brake typeMechanical disc
- CategoryGravel bike
- SuspensionRigid
Condition by component
How the seller rates the main parts.
- FrameExcellent
- WheelsExcellent
- BrakesExcellent
- DrivetrainExcellent
- TyresExcellent
What these ratings mean
- Excellent
- As new. No marks beyond light polishing swirls, and nothing worn far enough to think about replacing.
Additional information
5 more details from the seller.
What we check
- When a private seller gives a frame number, we check it against a stolen-bike registry and the theft reports filed with us before the advert goes live.
- An advert whose frame number matches a theft report is hidden until the seller shows the bike is theirs.
- Every message is checked for signs of a scam, such as asking you to pay before you collect or a link that hides where it goes. If a message shows one, you see a warning with it.
This bike's history
The seller hasn't added service history, a service date, or proof of purchase. Ask them for these before you pay.
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What we check
- When a private seller gives a frame number, we check it against a stolen-bike registry and the theft reports filed with us before the advert goes live.
- An advert whose frame number matches a theft report is hidden until the seller shows the bike is theirs.
- Every message is checked for signs of a scam, such as asking you to pay before you collect or a link that hides where it goes. If a message shows one, you see a warning with it.
Where this bike is
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