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Rocky Mountain Slayer C70. Size Medium. Brand new frame, brand new cockpit/saddle, drivetrain/brakes/cranks/wheels in great condition. Mechanic owned. https://resources.bikes.com/en/bikes/slayer/2020 New parts: Front and Rear triangle (even has protective plastic on head badge!) Raceface Atlas Handlebars Rocky Mountain Grips WTB Volt x Slayer saddle Recently Serviced: Parts installed on new frame- 6/10/23 Lyrik Ultimate- lower oil and seal service 10/2/22 One Up Dropper Post- Replaced dropper cartridge 10/2/22 Shimano XT Brakes- Fluid change 10/2/22 New XT chain- 7/15/22 Wolftooth 30t chainring- 7/15/22 Included/Other: Superdeluxe Shock Springs 350, 400, 450, and 500lb springs included for rider tuning preferences Maxxis Shorty DD/ DHF DH tires, can include fresh maxxis tires for an extra $100. -Suspension and seat post stanchions are pristine. -Chain measures .40-.45 -Wheels did not see much ride time, and were used as a backup set. -Cranks/wheels have some marring/scratches from use, but are structurally sound, pictures included. -Fork lowers have a couple very minor scratches that got through protective tape, pictures included. Really solid platform, super fun bike. Did not ride as much as I would have liked due to persistent injury. Thanks for looking!

Purchased April 2019, didn't get to ride much due to travel and a short riding season. Maybe 500 miles. Wasn't planning on selling, so I put a decent bit of money into it this spring. For anyone wondering, this bike pedals super well, I personally never have felt the need to use the climb switch and run it wide open all the time. The frame is covered in the Ridewrap tailored kit, not much is left unprotected. Unused stock parts that are in new condition: Wheels, carbon descendant cranks, handlebars, WTB saddle, grips. Recent service: April 2020- New rear tire/rear brake pads, brakes bled. March 2020- Replaced all suspension bearings with Enduro/Enduro Max bearings, fresh Shimano cable and housing Winter 2019/2020- Serviced suspension, sent fork back to Rockshox to address the lower recall and get serviced, Retailed for $5999 last year. Same as the current one, except with much nicer suspension bearings. https://2019.konaworld.com/process_153_cr_dl_29.cfm

Frame, fork and derailleur have 1.5 seasons of wear on them. Mechanic owned. When I built the bike originally, I pulled all the parts minus the fork and derailleur and boxed them up before reinstalling my own parts. The frame linkage has been overhauled 5 times or so since I started riding it in late 2017. The fork has been serviced very regularly (3-4 times last season alone) and includes a Vorsprung Luftkappe airspring upgrade as well (similar to the Debonair airspring found in the 2018+ Rockshox forks). The fork has also been changed to 160mm instead of the stock 150mm. The frame and fork were last overhauled in January of 2019. The frame was completely disassembled, cleaned and greased, and reassembled to proper torque spec. The fork received fresh oil as well as fresh grease in the air spring. Seals were last replaced in October of 2018. Parts that have zero hours on them: Shimano Deore brakes and 180mm rotors Sram 11 speed GX Shifter Sram 11 speed GX cassette, chain, and cranks Rockshox Deluxe ReActiv Shock KS eThirty 100mm Dropper Post Bontrager Duster Boost Wheelset Bontrager XR4 Expert tires Bontrager Affinity Saddle Bontrager Rhythm Stem and Handlebars. Included parts: 150mm Air Spring Knockblock adapter headset spacer (so you can run a non Bontrager stem). Tubeless air valves (Bike is ready to be set up tubeless, just pull the tubes or have your LBS get it swapped out for you) *I can include a Rockshox Super Deluxe RCT3 shock for an extra $150. This is the shock I used, but it has received a damper and seal service since it has been removed from the bike. This bike has been a ton of fun and is super capable. I'd love to stick with it, but I'm wrenching at a non-trek dealer and have to get myself on a brand that the shop carries. There are a couple scratches on the rocker/frame that I wouldn't consider normal wear and tear. See pictures. https://archive.trekbikes.com/us/en/2017/Trek/remedy_8#/us/en/2017/Trek/remedy_8/details Buyer pays Paypal fees and shipping. Bike will be shipped in its original box with its original packaging via Bikeflights.

Bontrager Montrose saddle, Ti rails: crashed once, rails are straight, cover has some minor damage. 2x WTB Silverado Pro saddles: never crashed, like new. SOLD Stolen Pivotal w/ Deity 27.2 post: Never used post, saddle is like new. SOLD $25 for each saddle. Buyer pays shipping.