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I'm selling my Yahoo Kickr trainer which I purchased during COVID in January 2021 for $1,200 + tax. I bought a Peloton for my wife at the same time and ended up preferring the Peloton experience more so the Kickr has sat idle for 3 years. I have less than 100 Zwift miles on this trainer. A new Yahoo Kickr sells for $1,300 msrp. You can view the trainer at: https://www.wahoofitness.com/kickr-buy#specs_sec. In the attached pictures it is hooked up to my Serotta CSi which has a 9 speed cassette (11-28T). You will more than likely need to consult with your LBS and have a new cassette installed. Here is a link to Yahoo's bike compatibility guide: https://support.wahoofitness.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407140853650-Bicycle-Compatibility The Kickr weighs nearly 50 lbs. I have not checked shipping costs, which will be the responsibility of the purchaser, and will do so when an interested party contacts me. Thank you for your interest. Happy riding!

2012 Salsa El Mariachi Ti bike originally built as a custom $4,000 rigid hardtail for me in 2013. After a year replaced mtb tires with thinner tires converting it to a light weight flat bar gravel bike. Build includes: - Titanium frame (Lynskey-built for Salsa) - Whiskey No. 7 carbon fork - Cane Creek 110 blue headset - Shimano XT crank, FC785, 39/26 - Shimano XT front derailleur, M771 - Shimano XT rear derailleur, M772 medium cage - Shimano HG61 cassette, 12-36 - Shimano DuraAce 7701 chain - Salsa ProMoto2 handlebar - Avid SpeedDial 7 levers - Avid BB7 brakes - Paul 9S DuraAce Thumbie shifters - Ritchey Comp seat post - Ritchey Pro saddle - Ritchey 180 stem - DT Swiss 350 hubs, disc, 32 hole - DT Swiss 14/15 3/2 front and rear - Mavic TN 319 wheels - Schwalbe G-One tires front and rear, 40-662 - Salsa blue skewers - Salsa ss bottle cage - Canfield pedals, blue - Lights front and rear - Warning bell

Original owner, now riding mostly road and gravel, is selling a much sought after and lightly used (165 miles on Strava) 2016 Santa Cruz Hightower Carbon C Frame/VPP Suspension with the following features/components: Color: Sriracha Red Drive Train: 1x11 Size: XL Wheel Size: 27.5+ which can be switched to a 29er (upper link hi/lo setting adjusts bottom bracket height) Fork: RockShox Pike RC 150 Solo Air Fork, 150mm travel Rear Shock: RockShox Monarch RT, 135mm travel Headset: Cane Creek 40, integrated Handlebar: Race Face Ride 35x760mm Lo-Rise Stem: Race Face Turbine Basic 35 Grips: Santa Cruz Palmdale, Black Brakes: SRAM Guide R Brake Levers: SRAM Guide R Brake Levers Shifters: SRAM GX 11-Speed Cranks: Race Face Aeffect SL, 175mm, with BB; 30 Tooth Chainring Bottom Bracket: Race Face Threaded 73mm Rear Derailleur: SRAM GX 1x11-Speed Cassette: SRAM XG1150 CS, 10-42 Tooth Pedals: Not Included Chain SRAM PC1130 Wheels: RaceFace/Easton AR 40, 27.5", 32 Hole Hub - Front: Novatec D541 Torque Cap; 15x110mm Hub - Rear: Novatec D542; 12x148mm; 32h Spokes: DT Swiss Champion Tires: Front Maxxis Rekon 27.5" x 2.8" EXO Tubeless Ready Tires: Rear Maxxis Rekon 27.5" x 2.8" EXO Tubeless Ready Saddle: WTB Volt Race Seatpost: RockShox Reverb Stealth, 150mm dropper Max. Tire Size: 27.5+ x 2.8" (x3.0" will Fit, but Can Be a Bit Tight) Bottle Cage Mounts: Yes but no bottle cage Weight: 29 lb 10.8 oz (13,460 g) Miscellaneous: A 140mm Fork is recommended for 29" build Price when new: $4,599 USD Shipping cost are extra and will be determined at time of purchase. Reviews: https://www.bikeradar.com/reviews/bikes/mountain-bikes/santa-cruz-hightower-c-s-am-27-review/ https://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/a20010936/first-ride-the-incredibly-versatile-santa-cruz-hightower/