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Almost new fork. $100 off retail. Less than 75 miles. 12mm thru-axel. Tapered steerer. Uncut. 45 offset. 42c stated clearance. (I think it'll clear a 45c) details here: https://www.worldwidecyclery.com/pro...m=cpc&msclkid=

For sale: A*Train lugged Stainless Steel Gravel Bike Frame with Whiskey CX Fork and CK headset. Flat mount disc brake. 44mm head tube. I can't say that this is the fastest gravel bike. Or the most efficient. But it's stunning to look at. And what I can say, with the utmost confidence, is that it's one of the most unique. I doubt you'll see another one like it. It's a stainless lugged disc bike with clearance for 38c tires (according to the frame builder, who dimpled the stays to accommodate the lugs) an integrated seat binder, and a lugged 44mm head tube. Flat mount front and rear. The frame builder, Alex Cook, said that the handcrafted lugs took days and days, and swore he would never do a project like this again. It's also the last "A*Train" ever made. (Alex now works under the 'Northern' moniker). I am the original and only owner thus far. I've only had it built up for four months. Only selling because I purchased another custom frame. Here are the details Alex provided for me : headtube length- 170mm toptube length (center to center horizontally)- 58cm bottom bracket drop- 70mm headtube angle- 72.5* seattube angle- 73* chainstay length- 430mm seattube length (center to top)- 57cm The fork has a stated clearance of 42c up front. I had the saddle height at 775. I'll also say that the way this bike rode, it felt more like a "57.5" which I think is a more accurate reading of the TT. To say this bike is beautiful or unique is really an understatement. If you're shy about other cyclists asking you about your bike, this is not the bike for you … WILL CONSIDER A TRADE FOR HIGH END DISC WHEELSET (INDUSTRY NINE PREFERRED - BLACK HUBS ONLY) PLUS CASH Key words: Stainless Steel Gravel Titanium Handbuilt NAHBS

SRAM Force 1 Flat Mount Group Complete - Like New! $995 I'm going in a different direction with my build. Selling my complete SRAM Force 1 hydraulic flat mount groupset. All items have less than 100 miles unless noted. Includes : 1) Left front brake 2) Right front shifter 3) Type 3.0 (long cage) derailleur 4) Flat mount brake set 5) XX1 10-42 cassette (about 500-750 miles) 6) 38t chainring (less than 100 miles) 40t (brand new) and 42t (brand new) 7) Force 1 Crankset (GXP bottom bracket) 175mm 8) Shimano Ice Tech Freeza rotors (160F and 140R) The groupset is currently on my bike. I will have it stripped by my LBS when sold. I do not want to part out. Text/Call for any questions or photos. Buyer pays actual shipping. Josh 415.412.7339

Frame only: $875. Also includes any (2) of the following tires all with at least 75% tread left: Racing Ralph Addix 2.1 Specialized Captain 2.0 Maxxis Ignitor 2.1 Racing Ralph 2.35 Nobby Nic 2.25 (x2) Racing Ralph 2.1 (x2) Geo attached: I loved this bike. Really, really light and smooth. Double butted titanium. Had it built up with a stiff ENVE fork and rode it in a 60 mile road gran fondo. Clocked in at 20 lbs on the nose with i9 carbon hoops and XX1 drivetrain. Size Large. 19.5 with 23.5 top tube. 135 rear spacing. I'm a shade over six feet and it fit great. I ran a 30t up front, which is the largest 1X it will accommodate. Probably will fit 2.3s, but it's an XC bike, so I usually ran 2.1s. I'm the second owner. I believe it's a 2012. A few cosmetic nicks and dings (pictured) but nothing but the usual wear and tear of a MTB. Only selling because I want to get a gravel "plus" bike from the same builder.

Up for sale: i9 Pillar Carbon UltraLite with Shimano Ice-tech rotors (160, 140) SRAM XD Driver and XX1 10-42 cassette. Cassette has a lot of life left. Wheelset is in excellent condition. The wheels new go for $2,300. Two spokes replaced. Very versatile wheelset with 21 mm inner and 29mm outer. You can run 35c tires up to 2.25 XC tires, which is how I used them. 15X100 front and 10X135 rear. i9 had inexpensive adapters. Happy to answer any questions or provide more photos upon request.