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Canfield Balance. Frame from 2016, but lots of more recent, upgraded components. Love this bike and have been continuously upgrading, but want a gearbox all mountain hardtail for reliability and need to downsize fleet. Sad to see this one go. Just purchased 165mm Canfield Cranks + Canfield BB 2021/2022 Fox Elite 36 Coil with Push Tuning DVO Jade Coil Shock Enve Carbon Stem Enve Carbon Bars (gouged on top, but I've ridden it like that for a while) Shimano XTR Brakes + off-brand ice-tech 200 mm rotors Garbaruk 11 Speed Ultra Wide Range Cassette. Fairly new and was about $450 XO Rear Derailleur EX471 Rear Rim Laced to high end Onyx hub with continuous engagement (silent) Arc 35 Front Rim (I think it's a decent front hub, need to check) E-13 Dropper Post Selle Italia Ti Nepal Saddle -$50 if no pedals -$50 if no saddle You'll need a new chain Rear wheel has a tube in it now since I punctured rear tire and it didn't seal up $3250 for local pickup. Cash or bitcoin preferred. $3750 to include shipping and professional packing by a bike shop. Buyer pays any transaction fees. Any questions, feel free to message

This is a pretty unique bike and a blast to ride, but I am now wanting to sell it since 1) I am trying to downsize stuff in general; 2) I am wanting to build an endurance base, for which SS is not exactly idle (I want more lower zone training). Ibis Tranny 26 frame. (can be separated for traveling by plane) X-Fusion 140 mm fork. Great XC fork, especially for its time. Yes, forks have gotten better, but this one is unique in that it is a 26" fork that can clear a 27.5" wheel (which I have) AND it has a straight steerer tube. This is the ONLY suspension fork like that. Fork recently serviced. CarbonFan tubeless, hookless, laced to Chris King hubs (SS specific rear). Rock Razer rear tire. e13 front. Formula R1 brakes and rotors Easton haven stem (I think 50mm) and 740 mm iirc carbon bars Niner rear cog (low gear inches, I'm weak) Oval front ring X9 cranks Candy 3 pedals Rockshox Reverb dropper Syncros Saddle Cane Creek 110 headset It's old school (Ibis) large so more like a modern medium size. Will add more details later. DM if you have questions. In Squamish, but could probably take anywhere along sea to sky or possibly Bellingham.

Pretty sure it has the part that makes it 12x142 as I was running this in a Canfield Balance from 2017 or something before I cracked the rim, but as you can see, it says 135 on it so I think you can convert. I don't know where I have the spare axle parts though. $240 CAD is about half what these are new, but they last forever. Only reason I'm selling is cracked rim and I ended up just buying a replacement wheel rather than getting a custom wheel built, but I would go back to these. Be advised, it is only 36 POE, most Hadleys are 72, which would be my preference. However, that does add some durability. Bit of gouging from cassette as shown, but I think Hadley uses Ti freebodies so should be pretty durable?? In Squamish, but could possibly deliver to anywhere sea to sky corridor.

Bought it used beginning of summer 2021 and it's been great. Everything runs smooth. Not sure the year, but obviously a bit older since 26, schrader valve wheels. Components are great: Chris King hubs, XO RD, saint cranks and brakes. Will try to get to complete component list later. Trying to downsize fleet and have less of a need for DH bike in Moab compared to BC. Venmo, or cash (5% discount), or bitcoin (10% discount).

Selling because switching to 27.5. Great wheel. Very strong. Hub alone is worth nearly the asking price. Tire has plenty of tread left. Removable valve core and set tubeless. I also have a Hadley rear hub by itself. Carbon rims are excellent because it's rotational weight. Only downside is compared to a newer rim, these are not hookless so will not hold up as well to a rim strike, but less likely to be an issue on a front wheel (I broke a rear rim running pressure too low in Moab). Also have a great matching fork if you need it.

Great fork. Selling because going to 27.5 wheels. Tapered steerer. 7.75" length The avalanche tune was set to a 150 lb AM rider. I'm 160 lbs and it works great for me riding in Vancouver. Favorite fork I've ever owned by far. Went with this over a more recent fork since a few years ago there weren't many coil forks unless buying new. Standard wear and tear. I have a great carbon wheel with Hadley hub I'm selling as well. LOCAL PICKUP ALONG ROUTE FROM SQUAMISH TO BELLINGHAM WA TO PENTICTON around start of April. Cash or Bitcoin only.

Selling because someone wants to buy bike without wheels and cranks. https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/2765526/