radiohedwig

Just got a new bike so time to let go of my beautiful 2020 Yeti SB130. I bought a bike out of the blue, and have just put a bunch of new parts on this bike in the last few months with very little rides on them. The bike sat with brand new parts thanks to all this wonderful rain in CA! I just did a full teardown/service of the frame bearings - replaced all bearings including the infinity link bearings. Everything is ready to go. Bike is in great condition, some light scratches in a few areas (not on suspension which is brand new), and a few paint chips that I've used the yeti official touch up paint to cover. This bike is ready for anything, and can be turned into an all mountain rig with lighter tires, or shred park and larger enduro rides if that's your cup of tea. This is a great deal for a bike that's going to last a long time. Comes with oneup flat pedals, or none if you ride SPD and don't need flats :) New parts: Race face aeffect R wheels- Brand spanking new never ridden. Came off my new bike. New assegai and dissector tires - brand new never ridden Fox 36 150mm fork (can go to 160 if you want but I preferred at 150mm) with a vorsprung luftkappe suspension upgrade. Super good small bump compliance. I have maybe 4 rides on this fork. Fox float x - lunch ride size (210X55) so 139mmish of travel -- maybe 3 rides on this shock. Rest of the parts: XT brakes Icetech rotors Spank vibracore 35/780mm bar GX drivetrain and crank Newish eagle chain. Oval chainring Chris King headset with a one-up EDC lite (tool fits in steerer tube) Fidloc bottle mount (and bottles if you don't mind used bottles!) PNW loam dropper (170? I think) Extras: Extra new float X2 shock - I tried this shock out but preferred the float x. This is the correct size (210X55) for the SB130 - great if you want to ride park or as a backup shock. Original DPX2 stock shock as an extra. Enve M7 bar - 35/780mm Tubeless valves (wheels are setup taped for tubeless but have tubes in case I have to ship) I prefer local pickup but may entertain shipping.