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Wheel was purchased new, and used for 3-4 short rides before starting up a boost, plus bike build. Comes with nearly new XR3 2.3 Team Issue tire and nearly new ICE Tech 160mm rotor. May consider a boost, plus sized (29mm or greater internal width) rear wheel in trade.

After buying these wheels from a fellow Pinkbiker, I used the rear wheel in a mixed wheel, plus tire setup. I have since sold the frameset that accommodates the plus tires and will be taking a break from mtb to pursue motorcycles for a while. With a 29 mm internal width these will work with a huge range of tire sizes. I used a Bontrager Chupacabra 2.8 tire on the rear wheel and it had a great profile while also fitting into a frame that wasn't technically plus compatible (Canfield Riot). I was running a 29 plus on the front via a Fox 27.5+ fork, also with a Chupacabra up front, but the 29+ 3.0 version. In any case, these wheels are true, haven't been used much, but do have a couple of little nicks/dings as shown in the picture. The XX1 cassette shown in the picture is not included unless negotiated separately. The Chupacabra tire may be included depending on negotiations. Front wheel is standard 100mm spacing and the rear is 12x142 with an XD driver. Feel free to shoot me any questions you might have. These wheels offer a very high value, being aquite lightweight, nice and wide and very affordable compared to equivalent competition. Thank Ryan

This is a brand new in box eThirteen TRS Plus cassette, which has a very wide 489% range (very close to the range of the new 10-50 12 speed Eagle from SRAM). Reviews are great, and works natively with an XD driver. Thanks Ryan

This is a nearly new Contact Switch SL seatpost. It was fitted to my Riot and ridden a handful of times. I recently sold my Riot and won't be building another bike anytime soon. I've been very happy with the performance of this post and an added bonus is that you can buy replacement cartridges for around $60. Do your homework on some of the other posts out there and make sure you're willing to pay what it costs to have them rebuilt. Also, the "Switch" in the name refers to the fact that the cable routing can be setup either internal or external with no additional parts. It is currently setup internal and is a 30.9mm in diameter. Thanks Ryan

I have two Fox CTD shocks that I was planning to experiment with on my Canfield Riot, but have now sold the frame and unfortunately need to step away from cycling for a little while. My plan was to pick one, then have Craig at Avalanche work his magic on it. For Craig's custom internals, the Fox CTD is a particularly good candidate, and his custom work costs just $179. I bought both of these shocks used, but they were exceptionally clean and used very little. 1 - 200x51 1 - 200x57 - Sold Feel free to call with questions or call Avalanche Racing directly. Craig provides outstanding service and can help you determine the best setup for your particular bike. Thanks Ryan