Whats The Most You Ever Spent On A Part?

[outskirtscustoms]

That seat is awesome!

 

[Gold Street Customs]

I have to admit for the most part I have got great deals on stuff but its the finishing touches that make up for it.

 

[XC204]

$300 to replace the rear shock on this bike with a Rockshok MC 3.3 air shock like this.

By xc204 at 2011-11-10

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[subadrew]

$320 on an XTR m952 crankset circa 1996. That's $432 in todays dollars, and I was only 15.

Now if you count a frame as a parts, $1550 (that the cranks went on). Yes, I was this kid with a $3k bike on the top of an $800 car in high school.

back in the day...

 

[Anonymous]

I've pulled my pockets inside out spending mega cabbage for bike parts that I wanted.

I looked like a Bunny Rabbit from the waist down.

But I got what I wanted!

Then I was poor.

 

[55ColumbiaBuilt]

That Seat Was Worth Every Red Cent! I Would Have Done The Same Thing!!

 

[Beau]

Marzocchi Monster T for $750.

 

[Frankthetank]

Around $60 for a brand new schwinn cruiser tank back in '97

 

[Tailwinds]

I had to buy parts for an Elgin Twin bar and for a Firestone Twin-Flex, nuff said. :shock:

 

[snydur]

spent 30 bucks on the tires on my KRUSH bike, felt like i splurged when i put them on. haha, now i see that they were a steal

 

[yoothgeye]

Marzocchi Monster T for $750.

BOOM! 1 part... winner. :shock:

 

[jwm]

The Nexus 8-speed coaster brake hub for my Dyno project was my single costliest part. It put me out $198. and change.

JWM