2009 Specialized Hardrock Sport Mountain Bike - $300 (Grandview)

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2009 Specialized Hardrock Sport. Aluminum hardtail with suspension fork, 26 inch wheels, and SRAM drivetrain. Great to excellent condition. Very clean and ready to ride. Mechanically solid, maintained at Paradise Garage. New Maxxis Aspen tires @$58 a piece, ridden twice. 17 inch (medium) frame, fits person between 5'3-5'8.

Please let me know if you have questions.

Thanks,

Maxxis Aspen Tires:
http://www.biketiresdirect.com/product/maxxis-aspen-tire-26

Bikepedia Profile:
2009 Specialized Hardrock Sport
MSRP (new) $500.00

Frame & Fork
Frame Construction - TIG-welded
Frame Tubing Material - Specialized A1 Premium Aluminum
Fork Brand & Model - SR Suntour SF8-XCT-V2, 80mm travel
Fork Material - Hi-tensile steel/alloy, single crown


Components
Component Group - SRAM Mix
Brakeset - Alloy Linear Pull brakes, Specialized linear pull levers
Shift Levers - SRAM X.4 trigger
Front Derailleur - Shimano Altus
Rear Derailleur - SRAM X.4
Crankset - SR Suntour, 22/32/42 teeth
Pedals - Steel cage, plastic body
Bottom Bracket - Shimano BB-ES25, 113mm spindle
BB Shell Width - 68mm
Rear Cogs - 8-speed, 11 - 32 teeth
Chain - KMC X8
Seatpost - Specialized alloy two bolt, micro adjust, 30.9mm diameter
Saddle - Specialized XC Body Geometry
Handlebar - Specialized low riser
Handlebar Stem - Specialized 3D, 25.4mm
Headset - 1 1/8" Specialized loose ball

Wheels
Hubs - Front: Specialized forged alloy, Rear: Shimano FH-RM30
Rims - Specialized RH, 32-hole
Tires - New 26" Maxxis Aspen
Spoke Brand - Stainless steel, 15ga. (1.8mm)

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