Ahhhh, some more details. I am not too familiar with the particular model although they were very popular a few years back. I would have a very close look at the frame for any cracks and imperfections and signs of repair, (google the frame name and check if there were any weak points that were known to cause warranty replacements), ask when they fork and shock were last serviced. With regards to pricing, that might be tricky as the seller would obviously try to recoup as much of his initial cost as possible in a market that doesn't seem to value 26er's highly anymore. I personally would prob offer around 10-12k max for the bike. Also does the bike fit you?
