2000 F300

IdahoBrett

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This one is for my daughter It was from ebay. I just learned the fact that the small frames received the Killer V treatment. I think it makes the bike unique. Then again I’m a bike nerd.

The saddle and wheels were what I have on hand that I put on immediately after unboxing. I was thrilled to discover that it fits my daughter. Not sure about the 170 mm crank arm length yet.

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IdahoBrett

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The disassembly has begun. The drive side crank fixing bolt was extremely tight. I found out why. As I attempted to install a Park Tool crank arm removal tool the drive side crank assembly just fell off the spindle. No worries. It was getting replaced.

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JohnnyD

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The bike looks like it lead a very easy life based on how nice the paint still looks. Glad to see it get a second life as your daughters bike.
 

IdahoBrett

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As a side note; saddle searching for a young girl is more frustrating than finding a small frame MTB.

My internet searches often land me at the top tier of any product. But the Ergon brand is the only brand that has a website that has a “tool” for saddle selection. I‘ll have to make adjustments to my search. The SMS women saddle reads like the perfect fit but at $95 it is high for the intended use.
 

JohnnyD

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As a side note; saddle searching for a young girl is more frustrating than finding a small frame MTB.

My internet searches often land me at the top tier of any product. But the Ergon brand is the only brand that has a website that has a “tool” for saddle selection. I‘ll have to make adjustments to my search. The SMS women saddle reads like the perfect fit but at $95 it is high for the intended use.
Ergon Saddles are way too pricey for a young girl. However, you can use their tool to find the correct size you will need for her, then use that information to shop for other more affordable brands
 
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