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[For Sale] MTB for sale - Merida Matts TFS XC 800-D

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Model number: Merida Matts TFS XC 800-D
Year Model: 2010
Colour: Black/White/Red
Frame Material : Matts TFS
Fork: Manitou R7 lockout 100mm
Wheelset: Shimano M595/Matts-D
Components: Shimano XT/SLX/M575 Brakes/FSA
Size: Large 20”
Weight: 12.02kg
Condition: Very good condition
My location: Pretoria
Pictures of the actual bike: Will post these as soon as I get a chance but the bike is still in very good condition and serviced regularly
Guys I am advertising this as a feeler but if I get any decent offers I will not hesitate to let it go as I want to buy my buddy’s full susser. PM me if keen
 
Sorry guys I forgot to mention that the pedals are cleats and the brakes are hydraulic disk brakes
 
Yes it is the right size DM but it seems like a guy on the hub is taking it this morning. Will let you know
 
Bike still available. Will throw in a free Bell Delirium helmet worth R1000 plus brand new gloves and more. Lemme know DM
 
Sorry for the jacking, but how do you work out what size bike is right for you? For example I'm 1.72m / 5'8"
 
Sorry for the jacking, but how do you work out what size bike is right for you? For example I'm 1.72m / 5'8"

That would make you a medium to large, depending on what you are wanting to do with it. For cross country racing I would recommend a medium with a raised seatpost to be able to throw it around. For longer distance stuff the toptube would be a bit short and heavy on the back so you might be better off with a large.
Getting a fitting at a bike store would be best though. It all depends on the inseam measurement and what your preportions are.
 
Medium would be right. This moron on the hub made me strip my bike and bubble wrap the entire bike then SMS's me to tell me the courier is going to cost more than he thought.
 
i am keen but not sure on size.
I am 6foot4 is it big enought for me?

i work in a cycling shop... i think with that frame u need a xl frame is u 6f4"... but is u near or could go to local cyclking shop that stocks that bike and ask them then u can go by wat they say and try diff sizes....

what parts have been replaced and hw many hours have been ridden on the other components along with wen was the last service
 
I am 6foot6 and I struggled with a XL as I like a bit of free movement which the XL didnt give me thus the move to L instead. Anyways guys the bike sold like a hotcake on Gumtree. Thanks guys
 
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