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GIANT Liv Lust 4.0 Mountain Bike (women’s full-suspension 27.5”) - $1,500 (Bethlehem)
CAT Bicycle Cooperative, 1935 West Broad Street,
bicycle type:
mountain
frame size:
Small-16
wheel size:
27.5 in
bicycle frame material:
carbon fiber
suspension:
frame and fork (full suspension)
brake type:
disc (hydraulic)
electric assist:
none
condition:
like new
make / manufacturer:
Giant
model name / number:
Liv Lust 2
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GIANT Liv Lust 4.0 Mountain Bike (women’s full-suspension 27.5”)
Suggested Donation: $1500
Make, Model: Giant Liv Lust 2014
Frame Size: Small-16
Frame Material: Carbon main triangle, aluminum rear triangle
Description: This bike has been professionally maintained and is ready to ride with components in great condition. Tires, chain, brakes, saddle, ergo grips are in great shape. There are a few tiny paint chips on rear suspension swing arm and a scratch on handlebar. (See photo)
2x10 drivetrain with Shimano SLX shifters with XT rear derailleur
Brakes: Shimano SLX hydraulic disc brakes
Front Fork: Fox Evolution front fork
Rear Shock: Fox Float CTD Evolution
This bike is available at CAT Bicycle Cooperative, 1935 West Broad Street, Bethlehem, PA 18018. To make an appointment, contact us in one of three ways:
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Open Hours (please call for appointment)
-Tuesday 12-4pm
-Thursday 12-7pm
-Saturday 11am-3pm
Your suggested donation for these items supports our programs and includes a one-year CAT membership which gives you access to all of our programs and helps others as well!
These items are offered as part of a semi-annual fundraiser to support CAT-Coalition for Appropriate Transportation’s work for bicycling, walking, public transit, and trails in the
Lehigh Valley.
CAT is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization. Your donations are tax-deductible only beyond the value of what is received. Your donation goes directly toward CAT’s programs, which include: CAT Bicycle Cooperative: A do-it yourself workshop, where community members have use of bike tools and an on-duty instructor available to help. These services are offered without financial barriers, inviting cyclists who ride both by necessity and by choice,
emphasizing use of bicycles for transportation, environment, fitness/health, and sport. We generally see the full-spectrum of cyclists, from parents with young children, neighborhood teenagers, and all types of adult cyclists who want to learn.