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rear is actually a 135mm x 10mm TA alloy freehub splines slightly imprinted by cassette, priced accordingly

bought new, one owner, well cared for and maintained. last tuned for a SC nomad / 180lb rider. always performed flawlessly 450lb Ti spring this shock shreds and will be a noticeable improvement to your ride

bought new from NSbike shop over a decade ago. mint custom build - Fox RC4WC/Boxxer WC/Codes/Chromag/Shimano ridden on average 5-15x/season, well maintained and loved M/L frame (fits upto 5'11) Boxxer WC Air Fox RC4 WC (have 450lb Ti spring for 180lb rider) 8" Avid Codes Race Face atlas DH 165mm cranks x 83mm Renthal 38T front ring e13 guide Chromag 31.8 fubars, integrated RF 50mm stem (white to match boxxer) Shimano 11-28 9 speed, Sram x9 Hope Pro 2 hubs (silver) custom white rims (EX721 rear, DT521 front) setup tubeless with stans thomson masterpiece seatpost

I've owned this bike since new and it rips. I've had it built between 24-26 lbs in the past but settled on the components below as being the best setup for my riding style. this bike is built with top of the line components that, if serviced regularly, will perform very well and last a long time. component details: 2011 Yeti Big Top, medium, carbon rear end, 4lb frame weight. 100mm Fox 32 float Fit Wheels: DT swiss 240S hubs laced to stans crest rims, alloy nipples, setup tubeless, tapered spokes - 1550g wheel set XTR M960 175 mm cranks, 3x9 setup (22/32/44, 11-32 rear) XX brakes - variety of rotor options available RF post, Truvativ 80mm stem 2 sets of tires - bigger/heavier/gripper schwalbe setup and lighter/faster crossmarks no pedals

I've owned this bike since new and it rips. I've had it built between 28-33 lbs in the past but settled on the components below as being the best setup for my riding style. this bike is built with top of the line components that, if serviced regularly, will perform very well and last a long time. component details: 2010 large Nomad, 160mm rear travel, anodized green, carbon link, 6.2 lb frame weight (no shock) CCDB rear coil shock tuned by suspensionwerx for Nomad (approx. 1lb/450g no spring) 170mm Rock Shock Lyric DH soil air Tapered fork (rides like a mini-boxxer) Wheels: ChrisKing rear hub, Hope front, both on Stans Flow rims, tapered spokes, alloy nipples, setup tubeless XTR 175 mm cranks, 2x10 setup with custom carbon bash ring XX shifters, 11-36 rear cassette, brand new sram X9 type 2 rear derailleur Elixir CR brakes - variety of rotor options available KSi950R 5 inch adjustable seatpost, hydraulic collar, cable actuated bike will come with a 28-30 inch carbon bar (Easton or RF) no pedals see: http://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en/ca/nomad-alloy for frame geometry, details, etc.

Mint condition Totem solo air: - 180mm travel - tapered steerer cut to 7.5 inches - stanctions and lowers are in excellent condition - serviced by suspensionwerx

fun and versatile XC/AM 29r. carbon rear triangle, alloy front. 4lb frame. geometry speaks for itself: 70 degree headangle 12 inch bb 17.1 inch stays all info here (scroll down): http://www.yeticycles.com/#/bikes/bigtop climbs like a goat, corners/handles great with low bb and short stays, 70 degree headangle (with 100mm fork) is a great balance between climbing/descending currently setup with gears but single speed dropouts are available from yeti

this bike is really fun and versatile. I've had it for 3 years and used it for DJ and 4x. usual cable rub on the frame, but otherwise in perfect condition. includes RP23 rear shock.