grantericstrong

Fun, good looking, light bike here. I swapped the RockShox Reverb dropper, which was all trouble, to a OneUp dropper and haven't had a hitch! The front brake pads and rotor are brand new (same as the original). It's set up tubeless front and rear. The most significant mark on the frame is on the down tube from shuttling (seen in picture). Suspension Travel: 160mm Front // 155mm Rear Front Fork: RockShox Pike RCT3 Rear Shock: RockShox Monarch Plus RC3 Debonair Handlebar: Race Face SixC 35 Carbon, (800mm) Stem: Race Face Atlas 35 (50mm) Grips: ODI Ruffian Brakes: Shimano XT with Shimano (180mm Rotors) Shifter: SRAM XX1 Red Rear Derailleur: SRAM XX1 Red (10 Speed) Cranks: Race Face SixC Carbon (175mm) Pedals: Straitline (Aluminum) Wheels: Stans Flow EX Hubs: DT Swiss 350 Tires: Schwalbe Hans Dampf, SnakeSkin Trailstar, 27.5" x 2.35" Front // Schwalbe Hans Dampf, SnakeSkin Pacestar, 27.5" x 2.35" Rear Saddle: ANVL Forge Chromoly Seatpost: OneUp Dropper 150mm with OneUp Lever Original spec: https://www.vitalmtb.com/product/guide/Bikes,3/Transition/Patrol-1,15293#product-specs

This post comes off my 2015 Transition Patrol. It was rebuilt by a bike shop a couple years ago. They did a bad job. I got them to make it better and I used it begrudgingly, but there was always too much resistance in the bushings and it was kind of noisy. I checked and it holds pressure (250psi) fine. My guess it is will work fine it just needs some TLC and possibly another rebuild or at least to be taken apart. The hydraulic line to the switch is a bent up. Again, the shop must have just crammed it down in there. :/ The majority of the line is fine though. It'd be a waste to throw it away, so if you are handy give it a shot. :) Buyer pays shipping.

I have had a lot of fun on this bike all over the world! From flowy trails in Santa Cruz to bike parks in Sweden, it's good time to take on just about anything. With its wide bars, short stem, and wide rims, it is nimble, poppy, and stable. I have another all mountain bike and my kitchen where I keep them is getting crowded. Hopefully this legend will continue in one else's capable hands! :) 2013 Ibis Mojo HD frame (Carbon) 2015 Rockshox Pike RCT3 (Comes with pump, tokens, manual) Fox DHX Air 5.0 (Has "Pro Pedal" mode) Shimano Saint brakes Shimano XT drivetrain (1x10 with Raceface 30 tooth up front) Shinamo Zee crank Spank Stiffy 40mm rims (Rim taped to be tubeless if desired) Spank Spike pedals Raceface Atlas 35 stem (35mm length) Raceface Altas 35 bars (800mm length) KS Lev dropper seat post WTB Volt seat Schwalbe Hans Dampf tires Chris King front hub Deity lock on grips Extra derailleur hanger and extra pedal spikes The most significant frame wear is pictured. If not local pickup, buyer pays shipping and PayPal fees (if any apply).