2009 Transition Dirt Bag (2nd Gen) Med

FRAME/Components
Make ---------------- Transition (170 mm rear)
Model --------------- Dirt Bag (2nd generation) 2007 ish
Color ---------------- Matte Black
Size ----------------- Medium
Rear Shock ------- Manitou Swinger SPV Coil 4-Way (included)
Front Fork --------- 2009 Manitou 66 RCV - 180 mm (Included)
Headset ------------ FSA The PIG pro (Included)
Bottom Bracket --- FSA Gravity External Double Row Bearing (included)
Seat Collar --------- Transitioin (included)
Head angle --------- 66.75
Seat angle ---------- 72.7
Wheel set also included.

NOTE
This frame is compatible with a front derailleur, despite the weight and the travel it is actually capable on the up hill. I used it as a commuter when i lived up HW 9 in Santa Cruz.
I probably should have gone with a size smaller which is the main reason i'm selling it
I can e-mail you an electronic version of the owners manual for more detailed information such as standover height, etc.
I have some parts such as derailleurs and other random stuff i've accumulated that I could possibly include

THE GOOD
This is a very durable frame. Transition provides a lifetime crash warranty, and I have heard that they will honor it even if you are not the original owner
Bearings are in good condition
No dents, everything is straight
2009 Marzocchi 66 RCV fork. I bought this fork from some rich kid in the north bay. Apparently when his dad bought him his bike he also bought a brand new Boxxer to replace the stock 66, so I got the 66 unused for a reasonable price. It probably only has a few dozen rides on it. not long after I got the thing I had some serious health problems and then moved to Georgia, so it has just been sitting in my old man's garage. fork is in excellent like new condition
This frame is comparable with double crown forks

THE BAD
There is chain slap marks on the rear triangle. There is nothing structurally damaging but its a little ugly. It has since been covered with a chain slap guard but some is still visible. The guy I bought it from didn't have his chain guide mounted very well and it caused the chain to bounce up from below more than it should have.
There is the usual cable rub/paint chips, but nothing major.
Bottom bracket is worn but works fine, it could use a good greasing
The head set has new bearings.

TRADES
If your are going to offer something in trade, I am mostly interested in a replacement frame (or possibly 3rd gen 4runner parts), but will consider whatever.

I would be looking for something more All Mountain in a size small, i got short legs, so the transition's stand over height was too much even though the rest of it fit me fine. I really prefer frames with a slack HA (slack like 66ish). something with 140-160 ish mm of travel.