2010 Charge Blender High

This is a complete Charge Blender High with a few spec changes.

The Charge Blender is a classic steel 4X / jump bike which won a place in Dirt Magazine's 100 for a few years running. It's an absolute riot to ride trail aswell as more groomed stuff.

Here's a couple of reviews for you:
http://www.pinkbike.com/news/charge-blender-test-2008.html
http://dirtmountainbike.com/products/dirt-100/dirt-100-2011-charge-blender.html
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/mountain-bikes/product/review-charge-bikes-blender-high-09-35144/

The spec of the bike currently is:
Chrome-finish frame, like the one in the Dirt photo

cockpit: 750mm Burgtec Ride Wide bars, 50mm Dangerboy Howitzer stem, Charge grips (quite worn), Truvativ seatpost & Charge Spoon saddle, Salsa seat post QR clamp
transmission: SRAM X7 shifter & RD, 9 speed with compact cassette, Truvativ Hussefelt 170mm cranks & BB, Truvativ chain guide & pulley, Renthal 32 ring
pedals: Truvativ Hozfeller flat pedals - these things have won various Dirt accolades also
brakes: Formula The One w 203mm up front and 180mm rear rotors
fork: Rockshox Pike 454 dual-air 110-140mm. Destickered and paint is chipped. Healthy condition overall but there is a repaired scratch on one stanchion which I did years ago and hasn't caused me bother since
wheels: Charge hubs laced to Sunn Single Track. True but the rear has a flat spot. Sadly an occurence with hard tails! Tyres are Kenda Small Block 8 font and Short Tracker rear, which are the OE items and roll fast

Overall the build is bomber really. This stuff should just go on and on. The frame's in good knick, a couple of marks here and there and chain slap but it's always been a second bike for me and only seen trail use.

Options: I can swap out the bar for some Synchros gain 660mm items should you wish to buck the trend. 11-34t cassette can be swapped in
Postage: I'm in Kingston upon Thames and can probably agree to deliver to Peaslake area if more convenient. Other shipping arrangements can be agreed.. I can probably pack it in a cardboard bike box from the LBS and we can agree a suitable post