2020 Haibike Hard Nine 9
Large frame · Aluminium · Shimano Altus
Seller confirmed it is for sale on
£1,250
Description
Good clean and well maintained /reliable ebike kept in dry ..low miles
2020 Haibike Hard Nine 9 in detail
This 2020 Haibike Hard Nine 9 is an aluminium electric mountain bike in a large frame. The seller describes the condition as good. It is located in Saffron Walden.
Gearing is Shimano Altus, with 6 gears. Brakes are hydraulic discs. Wheels are 29er, with tubular tyres. It is a hardtail, so front suspension only.
It was last serviced in July 2024. Pedals fitted are clipless.
Details supplied by the seller.
Overview
- Year2020
- Frame sizeL
- ConditionGood
- Frame materialAluminium
- Wheel size29er
- DrivetrainShimano Altus
- Brake typeHydraulic disc
- CategoryE-MTB
- SuspensionFront suspension
- FitMen's
- ColourBlue, Green
- ShiftingShimano Di2
- Tyre typeTubular
- Country of originUnited Kingdom
- PedalsClipless
Condition by component
How the seller rates the main parts.
- FrameVery Good
- WheelsVery Good
- BrakesVery Good
- DrivetrainVery Good
- TyresGood
What these ratings mean
- Very Good
- Light cosmetic marks from normal use. Everything works as it should and nothing is near the end of its life.
- Good
- Visible wear from regular use. Works properly, but a buyer should expect to replace something within a season of riding.
Known Issues
Small scuff marks on rear frame
Additional information
11 more details from the seller.
This bike's history
- Service history
- On file
- Last serviced
- 4 Jul 2024
- Proof of purchase
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