2007 Santa Cruz Nomad , medium

2007 Santa Cruz Nomad, Medium. $1600

Good climber and solid down.... but a more down oriented bike is what my GF wants.

In really good shape, it has the usual scratches, but the annodized frame keeps the number down (kinda weird really, why aren't all bikes annodized? tough as nails) and actually makes the wear look pretty bad-ass. This bike is free of shuttle rub on the downtube and fork. Some rub on toptube (size of quarter) and a small dent on the chainstay.

Video tour of bike: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BkEOfgd2JI&feature=plcp

Will delivery within reasonable distance (i.e. Vancouver, Vernon, Calgary... places within 8 hrs of Nelson, BC that have bike parks or locals ready to shuttles us when we get there).

but what you really want are specs:

Rockshow Totems (assume 2007) - the stanchions have some damage, but it is smooth to touch and hasn't caused seal damage that I've noticed. That said, you can ask to have Marzocchi 66's put on instead. Both forks were serviced at the start of the season.

Fox DHX 5.0 shock (year unknown)

Your choice Avid Juicy 7 brakes, comes with 4 sets of spare pads or Elixer CR (pads that are in them in whatever shape they are in :D). 203mm Avid rotors

FSA headset

Cromag bars - not wide, not narrow... old school riser bars. Truvativ stem (nothing special)

Hussefelt cranks with unknown brand pedals that are beat, but still have usable and replacable pins

Dt Swiss FR 6.1D wheels laced to DT Swiss 340 hubs.

Front tire is Minon DHF 3C with good tread. Rear tire is Minion DHR super-tacky with decent tread. (If you don't want these then I do, so let me know). I can swap a highroller into the rear on request.

Sram X-7 rear mech. Front is Shimano, but I can't find a model number on it.

Sram X-7 rear shifter.

Sram X-7 front shifter