2014 Orange Bikes Alpine 160
Aluminium · Shimano
Seller confirmed it is for sale on
£795
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Description
This Orange alpine factory edition mountain bike is in good condition with some signs of wear. It features a full suspension system with Fox components and Shimano hydraulic disc brakes, making it suitable for rugged trails.
2014 Orange Bikes Alpine 160 in detail
This 2014 Orange Bikes Alpine 160 is an aluminium mountain bike. The seller describes the condition as good. It is located in Baildon.
Gearing is Shimano. Brakes are hydraulic discs. It has full suspension.
Details supplied by the seller.
Overview
- Year2014
- Frame sizeNot specified
- ConditionGood
- Frame materialAluminium
- Wheel sizeNot specified
- DrivetrainShimano
- Brake typeHydraulic disc
- CategoryMountain bike
- SuspensionFull suspension
Condition by component
How the seller rates the main parts.
- FrameVery Good
- WheelsExcellent
- BrakesExcellent
- DrivetrainExcellent
- TyresFair
What these ratings mean
- Excellent
- As new. No marks beyond light polishing swirls, and nothing worn far enough to think about replacing.
- Very Good
- Light cosmetic marks from normal use. Everything works as it should and nothing is near the end of its life.
- Fair
- Working, but needs money spent on it soon, or carries damage a buyer would want to see before travelling.
Additional information
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