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Reluctantly putting my Bird Aeris AM9 up for sale, as I simply haven’t used it enough this year. Been a brilliant bike, incredibly capable and composed both ascending and descending. This has been my 3rd Bird and without doubt the best one yet. Overall the bike is in very good condition, there are some cosmetic marks to the cranks, the odd paint chip here and there, as to be expected, but no damage of note. It’s very well spec'd and the ride reflects that. Key Specs: Frame: Aeris AM9 - Size Large - Atomic Blue (Q4 2019) Fork: Rockshox Pike Ultimate RCT3 150mm DebonAir 29” Boost - Silver Rear Shock: RockShox Super Deluxe Ultimate RCT DebonAir 230x65 Brakes: Hope Tech 3 E4 Quad piston (200mm front, 180mm rear) Wheels: DT Swiss M1900 29” Drivetrain: Shimano SLX M7100 12 Speed Detailed Specs: Deurailer: Shimano SLX M7100 SGS Shifter: Shimano SLX M7100 RH Crankset: Shimano SLX M7100 Boost 170mm 32T Chainguide: MRP AMG Core Series chain guide & Bash protector. Seatpost: OneUp 170mm Dropper - 31.6mm - Remote Saddle: Fabric Scoop - Black Stem: RaceFace Aeffect 40mm reach Bars: RaceFace Turbine R 35 - 20mm rise - 800mm Width - Colour matched blue Grips: DMR Death Grip Flangless - Colour matched blue Rear Axle: Bird 148x15 180mm Boost Headset: Hope Tapered - Black (44-56) + Carbon Steerer spacers. Seatclamp: Hope QR 34.9mm - Black Cassette: SunRace 11-51 Tyres: Maxxis Minion front and rear Extras: - Bottle cage angle adaptor and Zefal side loading cage (takes up to 600ml bottle) - Nukeproof downtube protector - Nukeproof chainstay protector (not the best fit, I had to cut it to size) Original bird Neoprene sleeve included. Any question, please feel free to ask. £2000

PLEASE SEE EBAY ADVERT FOR FULL LISTING *AUCTION STARTS AT £100, £175 BUY IT NOW, OR MAKE ME A REASONABLE OFFER** http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bird-Cycleworks-Zero-Hardtail-MTB-Frame-650B-27-5-/192117205004?hash=item2cbb13e80c:g:2rkAAOSw5cNYPhOG ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2014 Bird Zero Hardtail (Medium) The only reason I am parting ways with this frame is due to getting a new Large Bird Zero TR. Tech specs Manufacturer: Bird Cyceworks Model: Zero Year: 2014 Frame Size: Medium (17”) Wheel Size: 650B / 27.5” Material: 6061 Aluminium Colour: Electric Metallic Blue with white graphics Headtube: Tapered Rear Axle Size: 142x12mm Bottom Bracket Size: 73mm Front Mech Interface: Direct mount Guide Interface: ISCG or direct mount Internal routing: Dropper post The frame is in good overall condition, although it has acquired some stone/paint chips in a few areas, most notable around the drivetrain area, down tube and rear dropouts. It is a two year old frame after all. There is also a little cable rub in the usual suspect areas. Please refer to the pictures for more detail. Normally a majority of these marks would be hidden behind the crankset and a chainstay protector, but I feel it necessary to be honest about them. Full Geometry can be found here: http://www.bird.bike/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Mk1-Bird-Zero-Geometry.pdf The frame also includes the rear mech hanger and bottle cage bolts, however I have removed the headset cups pictured to go onto my new Bird, so these are not included in the sale. Collection & Postage Collection from Coventry (CV3) or can be posted for £12.00 The frame will be in full factory protective packaging (pipe insulation, bubble wrap bag, heavy duty plastic bag & original Bird Cycleworks cardboard box. (included regardless of being posted or collected)

Advertising on behalf of a good friend: She's only 8 months old and has proved to be a fantastic commuter. It has some scratches from locking it up against bike poles but overall, it is in very good shape. In addition, the following is included: - Kenda small block tire up front (almost new!) - Pump (Shimano pro series touring pump) - Kryptonite D-lock Bike cost me over twice what I'm asking, so grab a bargain! Preferred pickup point for the bike is the Coventry Transport Museum. Thanks.