A morbike i am buying has been dropped before, what are some cons about buying a bike that has been dropped before?

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U can't buy the T-CON board in any stores in anywhere in the world because this T-CON board it is not buy able it new u only can buy it as a salvage tv PCB board only.This T-CON board u can buy it as refurbish board only.Tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish T-CON board for the replacement.

This tv it is the T-CON decodering board problems,if this tv never got hitting by an objects or by a person causing the damages to tv LCD screen panel.This T-CON decodreing board sit at the bottom in the middle of the LCD screen panel.Tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish T-CON decodering board for the replacement.

I'm 5'2", lowered the bike 1.5" all around, and added a 70 series tire to the front. I was worried the bike wasn't going to handle very well and I am a pretty new rider so I had a friend ride it (he's been riding for 10+ years) and he said it feel pretty good.

With this setting I can get my toes on the ground on both sides, enough to keep the bike balanced on just about any road. If you want to lower the bike I would HIGHLY recommend trying a smaller seat or at least combine it with a smaller drop (since you are an inch shorter maybe a seat and the 1.5" drop will work...all depends on how long your legs are).

Here is the rear link I used: LINK

And the front I just lowered the triple tree down the forks. Don't forget that if you do lower it you'll need to either modify the kickstand or buy an adjustable one.

Hi Matt, I know it's been awhile, but I'm making one last ditch effort to fully confirm everything you said. To start with, I replaced the T-Con Board, and it didn't correct the problem. My T-Con Board IS ATTACHED as shown in the picture, with the two ribbon connectors. Since it is connected, are you saying DON'T buy a main board, or are you saying since the T-Con is connected to BUY one? Thanks so much for all your help Matt, I wouldn't have been able to get this far without a good guy such as yourself. If I can't repair, I'm going to part out the boards anyway, if the front panel is bad. Please refer to the picture for clarification. Is it option 1, or 2?

1. T-Con Board attached, DO NOT buy main board.
2. T-Con Board attached, DO buy a main board.

Again, thanks so much for everything, I look forward to your final answer. Take care.

Tim

Drop the fuel pump out of the bike and drain it. You might have to buy new injectors and a fuel pump. The fuel pump has a trap door to get to it - Google and download the buell factory service manual for your bike.

Visit a bike shop or a sporting goods store in your home town.

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If you want to buy a NEW dual-suspension mountain bike that is worth buying, be prepared to spend at least $700 dollars. A GOOD dual-sus bike will run upwards of $1500 and a very nice one will be over $2000. Anything new for under $500 is generally rubbish and money down the drain. The components will be bad, the manufacturing will be bad, the frame will be bad and it will no doubt be problematic if ridden more than occasionally on the street only. i might suggest looking at bike forums or craigslist for a used bike made by one of the reputable manufacturers like Giant, Trek, Specialized, Cannondale or the like. Bargain bikes are not a bargain at all, but money down the drain.

i hope this helps,
matthew

I use 87 just like the designers of the bike call for. pros=you'll go faster due to a lighter wallet cons=your bike may blow up