kenzbrown

We don't have enough room in our garage anymore for this beauty. Upgraded the saddle to be a little comfier. Converted to single speed. Original from the 90s.

Hardtail mountain bike, used for a year. It was an awesome whip but it's time to clean out the garage! Sad to part ways :( This is the perfect starter MTB or a great addition to someones quiver. Perfect for CO bikepacking on gnarly fire roads. It's pretty slacked out compared to most hardtails out there so it rips on the downhills. Some upgrades to stock including wider bars (800mm), grips, Diety stem, and a Pizza fender. Fun color coordination on this one! It's currently set up tubeless. Sealant was last put in in the fall. 12.8kg / 28.23lbs Aluminum FOX Rhythm 34, 120mm, 29" SRAM NX Eagle, 12spd SRAM NX Eagle, 12spd SRAM NX Eagle 148 DUB, 30t SRAM PG1230, 12spd, 11-50t SRAM NX Eagle, 12spd SRAM DUB 68/73mm SRAM Guide T Avid Centerline 180mm Race Face Ride Race Face Ride Stem SRAM MTH 716, 15x110, 32h SRAM MTH 746, 12x148, 32h WTB ST i25 TCS 2.0 29" Rims Sapim Race Maxxis Minion DHF, 29"x2.3", 3C EXO TR Maxxis Ardent Race 29"x2.35", EXO, TR SDG Tellis

Selling my Surly Straggler that I used under 10 times. She was a great buddy on one bike packing trip last summer but other than that I really haven't used her much at all! This is an amazing bike for someone looking to get into gravel riding. It's super burly and can take on anything from a road ride to gnarly single track. I've had two Surlys in my life and can't recommend them enough. It's a 54cm - Medium steel frame. I am 5'8" and it's a good size for me and anyone up to 5'10" ish. Maybe 5'11" if you got a longer stem. Check it out on Surly's site: https://surlybikes.com/bikes/straggler (Groupset is a 2x11, 42t cassette - not what the new straggler is)

This bike is perfect for someone looking for a "mini" downhill bike that can also rip cross country trails. I've ridden this bike in parks and on long cross country full day rides. It's comparable to something like the Santa Cruz Nomad. I bought this bike last August from a guy who decked it out with custom components and features. Nothing on the bike is stock. Specs below. 170mm X Fusion vengeance HLR DLA fork Custom tuned X Fusion vector air HLR that is setup specifically for this frame Works components 1 degree slacker angleset Race Face 6C bars (uncut 785mm) attached with a Twenty6 stem and 33mm Easton grips Hope E4 brakes Hope floating rotors KS LEV 125mm dropper post Custom built wheel set with Hadley hubs (titanium free hub body) and WTB ST i23 rims Currently tubeless

Here I have a 2011 Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Elite. Size Large frame (19"-21"). It's been used a lot through the years. Born on the Kingdom Trails in Vermont and most recently ridden all along the west coast, this Stumpjumper can rock it with DH bikes. Though it is an all-around full-suspension bike meant for trail riding, this bike has bopped all over Tahoe trails and through DH tracks at Downieville. I'm selling because it is way too big for me (was my 6'2" brother's bike) but it is totally rideable. Would be perfect for someone looking to grab a bike for a friend or is just getting into full-suspension necessary riding. The brakes need some work but everything on the bike is functional and I have been riding it up until now. There are Shimano SLX components with M5 manipulated alloy w/ ORE TT/DT, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 140mm travel, the fork is Fox F140 RL, air spring, alloy steerer, reb adj., LO, standard drop-outs, 140mm travel, rear derailleur: Shimano RD-M980 XTR Shadow, 10-speed, mid cage, crankset: Custom SRAM Carbon S-2200, 10-speed XC Trail double, GXP spindle, removable spider, S: 170mm, others: 175mm, front derailleur: SRAM X7, 10-speed, S1 direct mount for DMD, bottom pull. For a more complete lowdown on the bike check out http://mountain-bikes.gearsuite.com/l/131/2011-Specialized-Stumpjumper-FSR-Elite. Thanks for looking!