Yo Eddy

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Also, not sure if it's obvious, but this is one from the 90's, not the recent return that the company had

>>991626
>i said id fix it but then i heard it might be worth mad benjamins
Tyrone, give the woman her bike back before you do something she'll regret.

>>991629
I used to work with her, she knows where I live, I can't steal it. Nor would I. It's way too damn small for me, nor am I a monkey who would rip someone off. I like bikes, and I'm doing a favor.

>>991626
Sadly no, it's not worth more than any other 90's hardtail. The number of people in the world who value/collect 90's mountain biking stuff is extremely small to begin with, and you really lots of bling machined and anodized parts AND a really special frame to have a 90's mtb worth significant money. Fat Chance bikes were highly regarded, it's true, but that period in which they were sought after only lasted for a few years before MTB technology moved on.

>>991626

here you go. I used this new thing called GOOGLE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=11&v=0OugSJXrLeY

http://mombat.org/MOMBAT/BikeHistoryPages/Fat_Chance.html

>>991626
Fat Chance bikes are pretty cool, but that one isn't really anything neat. For the right buyer, you could get some money, but that bike is worth more as a fun ride for the nice lady who owns it.

>>991626
There is a guy on /n/ called Marco Rodriguez who REALLY wants one of these. You should sell it to him.