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Trek Slash 9.7 - Project One

$4300 CAD
Beautiful one off Trek Slash ready to rip Frame was hand painted at Trek's Project One painting facility in the Red Smoke colour with Gold decals for that royal look. In the sun the raw carbon comes thru the clear and its insane in person! Brakes were upgraded to code rscs and sintered metal pads front and rear Bike also comes with a complete spare thrushaft shock Stock otherwise with Bontrager wheels (a couple dings here and there on the rear but still riding great Maxis DD DHR and Assegai EXO+ Maxxgrip on the front with an tanus insert XX1 gold chain with a few miles Stock chain protector modified for better noise damping with VHS tape High rise OSX bars and Ergon grips with a one up lite tool colour matched to the bike Could include the one up pedals for $60. Low miles One up 210 dropper post upgraded with original 170 post included if one wants! Some bearings replaced on lower shock mount but the frame is low mileage!! Bike is ready to rip, super fun, capable bike for this area. Little to no drawbacks running this rig all year round with the travel and grip available

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21-23' slash 8 rear end

$2 CAD
Used but good shape Alu slash 8 rear end size L Bearings are still reasonably smooth, has chain stay protector but in rough shape No cracks, was wrapped partially Came off warranty frame where front triangle had defect

smokinowned BCBR's article
Jul 12, 2023 at 16:33
Jul 12, 2023
Race Report: 2023 BC Bike Race Day 4-7 on Vancouver Island
@atourgates: I see your points. This was more a question directly for BCBR, if they ever respond... I know that the organizers were offered grant money to stay in Nanaimo and refused, so Nanaimo (in typical fashion) got skipped for basecamp. All that was done was 600 people bombed down our trail network and was gone before the dust had settled.. I have also heard that BCBR is very persuasive in approaching associations for hosting, so much so they have gone above some clubs and forced their way in. This is more a question of who the responsibility of repair is falling on, because we all know that a 3k does not begin to cover the costs. Likely this will all end up on on volunteers or in our case it will end up on the individual builders as the club doesn't have the capacity to maintain the networks let alone a blown out course
smokinowned BCBR's article
Jul 12, 2023 at 11:44
Jul 12, 2023
Race Report: 2023 BC Bike Race Day 4-7 on Vancouver Island
So here's a question @BCBR... When 600 people + volunteers and sweeps go down a trail, an excessive amount of wear and tear is done upon the trails. I assume at $5/racer per day @600 racers your looking at $3000 per network spread over the 25-40km of trails that are used. That's not enough to scratch the surface of the work required to fix the damage caused by the race. Most of the trails are built and maintained by volunteers I might add. What is your internal dialogue surrounding the use of volunteer trails for profit of your organization?
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Tranzx 200mm dropper 30.9

$120 CAD
Brand new Tranzx dropper Adjustable from 200-170 Never mounted

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