mtnbikermaniac

New. $375 shipped to the lower 48.

SPcycle carbon fiber 29er hardtail frame. Frame is lightly used. Includes seatpost clamp and rear axle. Color is Metallic grey.. the paint is in excellent shape. No scratches on the frame. This frame DOES have a factory blemish on the lower head tube, which i believe to be cosmetic. I have included photos of the blemish. Part of the lower bearing is exposed because of this Blemish. Should not be an issue with sealed cartridges headset bearings. -size medium (fit me well at 5'8) -29er -Disc brake only -27.2 seatpost diameter -148x12 rear boost axle spacing -Integrated tapered headset (1 1/2 bottom 1 1/8 top) -Threaded BSA 73mm bottom bracket. -Internal cable routing You can run an internal dropper post, but will be limited on choices due to the 27.2mm diameter. (I had a cheap Amazon special dropper which was acceptable). The weight is approximately 1125 grams for the frame + seatpost clamp + rear axle. This frame is in excellent shape outside of the headtube blemish. Ideal fork length is 100mm. Save money on your next project build!

-Brand New -Never mounted. Never used. No tire has been mounted. -Matte UD Carbon rim, 29 inch / 29er, 28 hole, drilled for presta. Rim is 40mm outside diameter, 34mm inside diameter, and 30mm vertical diameter. Tubeless compatible (just needs to be taped). -Hub is a Novatec D792SB-B12. 28 hole, 12x148 boost spacing, 6 bolt. Has a Shimano HG driver. (XD and microspline driver can be purchased separately and easily installed.)

*This frame is unbranded* -Brand new 26 inch steel dirt jump frame painted matte black, never built up. -4130 full chromoly frame for 26" wheels. -22.5 inch top tube length. -Integrated tapered head tube, 41.8/52 -BSA / Euro threaded bottom bracket. (Same thing). Built in seat clamp. -horizontal dropouts (for 10mm axle). -disc brake only, with removable external hose mounting tabs. -69 degree head tube angle, 70 degree seat tube angle. 375mm chainstay length (14.7 inches) -Can be built up as a hardtail or rigid. This frame has a tiny dent on the top of the headtube from shipping. It still holds a bearing just fine, but the fit is a bit tight. A few taps with a rubber mallet will make install a breeze. I have included a few close up photos of this. I have also included a picture of my personal bike for reference of what this frame looks like built up (Same frame, but chrome instead of black).