NorCalDH
- Member since Dec 20, 2008
- Male / 30
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Oakland , California - 5 Followers
- 1 Trailforks Points
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Selling
Nov 12, 2023 at 11:58
Nov 12, 2023
transition spur
$3300 USD2022 transition spur
Super sick downcountry bike
Xo1 drivetrain, g2 brakes, one up bars, 210 dropper
Selling as I cannot ride as much as I used to
Selling
May 29, 2019 at 11:53
May 29, 2019
Ibis Ripmo Size Large
$2200 USD2019 Ibis Ripmo Size Large Blue (only frame and shock included)
I have decided to go with a smaller size frame.
lightly ridden less than 150 miles on the frame.
Pictures include all damage to the frame. Bike was professionally maintained after each ride.
frame has been wrapped since day one. no damage to the underlying paint except from shuttling on down-tube and some abrasions around rear tire linkage. I can take the frame wrap off before sending, or leave it on.
Will ship via bike flights to anywhere in the US, price included in asking.
Thanks for looking!
Selling
Jan 4, 2019 at 13:51
Jan 4, 2019
Santa Cruz Nomad
$2500 USD2015 Santa Cruz Nomad Black - Size Medium
All mountain shredder. sub 30 lbs. serviced regularly and lightly ridden.
King precision components throughout (headset, BB, hubs)
Rockshox pike RC3 with MRP ramp cartridge installed
Rockshox vivid air
Rims are carbon derby AM's laced to DT Swiss spokes and King ISO hubs.
suspension serviced regularly and recently.
Raceface NEXT cranks
One-up 44T big ring for increased range
Fox Transfer 150mm Post (brand new) never ridden.
Santa Cruz Carbon Bars 770mm
damage to paint is pictured.
NorCalDH astonmtb's article
Oct 26, 2016 at 22:23
Oct 26, 2016
SQlab 612 Ergowave Active Saddle - Review
I can say from experience of owning the 611 active that these are great saddles. Gooch fatigue is gone and feels like pedaling on a cloud.
NorCalDH mikekazimer's article
May 11, 2016 at 18:00
May 11, 2016
Push Elevensix Shock - Review
2 independent valves means having 2 shocks in one. so really a fox shock is 50% the performance.
NorCalDH pinkbikeaudience's article
Jan 14, 2015 at 11:26
Jan 14, 2015
Stolen Bikes - Irvine, California
The same thing happened to me over the summer. I worked the entire time to afford my brand new nomad. I took it on its maiden ride, and it was stolen from me that night. A thief broke a small hole into my garage door's window and inserted a clothes hanger or small device to hook onto the safety release. He engaged the release and opened the door very quietly and cut through my dad and mine's bike locks and took my new nomad and his Bronson.
Bikers beware this is a very common way of stealing bikes out of garages!! This was not a smash and grab. I was targeted, scoped, and then carefully robbed of my valuable possessions.
I am sharing this bit of information in hopes of sparing my fellow bikers the absolute heartbreak an event like this can bring upon yourselves and your family.
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