WTB inexpensive bike for shuttling

I'm looking for an inexpensive bike I can use for shuttling on the rivers etc. Had mine stollen, so I'm looking to replace it with one that I don't have to care about too much. Some kind of Mountain bike style. I'm 6' tall, so a large size would be great. So if you got one laying around that's not being used, drop me a note.
Thanx

I have a 10 speed bike that might need new tubes.  It's yours if you want it.

I have a 18 speed mountain bike that I just put new slime tubes, kevlar liners, new tires, new hand grips, and a new front rim on.  It will fit you perfect, it is a large frame.  It is an older bike but has little use.
75.00, pick up in Stockton.

I'm looking for an inexpensive bike I can use for shuttling on the rivers etc. Had mine stollen, so I'm looking to replace it with one that I don't have to care about too much. Some kind of Mountain bike style. I'm 6' tall, so a large size would be great. So if you got one laying around that's not being used, drop me a note.
Thanx

I might have something for ya bro, I'm in Petaluma.

Anthony

Walmart.
I have a mtn bike that works great, has 29'' tires, shocks and didn't break the bank at $200.
The 29'' tires are the way to go IMO.

Mike, how are 29" tirez better?
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Mike, how are 29" tirez better?
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I copied this off the internet:

What They Have in Common
 
As each type emphasizes different elements, knowing the basic characteristics of mountain bike wheels is helpful for discerning what is most important to you. In contrast to road bikes, 26-inch and 29-inch mountain bike wheels (also referred to as ISO 559 and ISO 662, respectively, for the diameters of their rims, as measured in millimeters) both have knotty treads for traction, and the surface area of their wider wheels also increases traction. They also require a lower air pressure, which increases the wheel's traction as well as shock absorption. Their sturdiness allows them to hold up over rough terrain.

Traction and Control
 
The 29-inch wheel has a greater surface area than that of the 26-inch wheel, which increases traction. Its greater wheel size can also ride at an even lower air pressure, which further increases surface area and traction. This makes for an even smoother ride over rough terrain. Because of this grip, it can maintain a more confident line. In this way, the 26-inch wheel can be more vulnerable to the impact of obstacles. However, the smaller wheel compensates with greater responsiveness to the rider's steering--making it a more agile ride. Finally, those who are not very tall may find the 29-inch wheel a less comfortable ride, as its size lends to a bigger frame.
 
Speed and Shock Absorption
 
The added volume of the 29-inch wheel adds considerable rotating weight, making the 26-inch wheel easier to accelerate. However, the 29-inch wheel can be easier to maintain at a constant speed because it is smoother and because its wider rim gains greater distance per revolution. Also, the lower air pressure of the bigger tire absorbs more shock, thus requiring less bike suspension, which can steal forward momentum.

I know zero about bikes other than how to fix and ride them.
I had a 26'' bike, but it fit Becky better than me so I gave it to her.
After getting the 29'' bike I was amazed at how much better it felt to ride. It cruised faster and easier than the 26'' and is a lot more fun to ride IMO.
If anyone gets the chance to ride the two different sizes I recommend it.
I would be interesd in seeing what others think.
BTW I'm 5'11 and weigh about 190.

We get beater bikes coming in the yard all the time. I'll keep an eye out for you but you're gonna need to tell me where you're fishing first   

We get beater bikes coming in the yard all the time. I'll keep an eye out for you but you're gonna need to tell me where you're fishing first   

Eeeeeewwwwww I'm telling! if I tried to grab one I'd get written up. The other day there was a cannondale with suspension in the metal bin.

We get beater bikes coming in the yard all the time. I'll keep an eye out for you but you're gonna need to tell me where you're fishing first   

Eeeeeewwwwww I'm telling! if I tried to grab one I'd get written up. The other day there was a cannondale with suspension in the metal bin.

LOL do you mean said cannondale thats in the construction shed now that i was eyeballing this morning

We get beater bikes coming in the yard all the time. I'll keep an eye out for you but you're gonna need to tell me where you're fishing first   

Eeeeeewwwwww I'm telling! if I tried to grab one I'd get written up. The other day there was a cannondale with suspension in the metal bin.

LOL do you mean said cannondale thats in the construction shed now that i was eyeballing this morning

Hahaha. What r u talking about?
Hey Glen, check the pawn shop on 4st in SR. A couple of weeks ago I bought a single speed mountain bike for $70. The front  shock alone is worth $400.

We get beater bikes coming in the yard all the time. I'll keep an eye out for you but you're gonna need to tell me where you're fishing first   

Eeeeeewwwwww I'm telling! if I tried to grab one I'd get written up. The other day there was a cannondale with suspension in the metal bin.

LOL do you mean said cannondale thats in the construction shed now that i was eyeballing this morning

Bastard!!!!

I have one of those folding bikes that I purchased for $80 from on of our members, not sure why I wanted to own it; but, $80 and it's yours....