2008 Norco Fluid LT 3

Hello,

Have my 2008 Norco Fluid LT 3 up for sale. Virtually nothing on the bike is stock (new brakes, drivetrain, fork, cranks, stem, bars, etc). Bike rides very well on the shore, climbs great and descends well with 160mm travel front and rear. Bike has been well taken care of. The seat stays were replaced on warranty to eliminate brake induced vibrations that made alot of noise!

Frame: Triple butted & hydraformed al, Horst Link 4-Bar linkage, 137-158 mm travel, Fox DHX-AIR 3.0
Fork: Marzocchi 55 micro air Ti, 160 mm, 20 mm axle
Cranks: Truvativ Hussefelt with Howitzer BB, and Blackspire snaggletooth NW
Chain: Shimano 10 spd
Cassette: Shimano SLX 10 speed cassette (11-36T)
Derailleur: Shimano Deore Shadow+ (Clutch derailleur)
Shifter: Shimano Zee 10 spd shifter
Bar: Easton Havoc 740 mm
Stem: Truvativ Hussefelt 40 mm length
Brakes: Shimano Deore m615 Hydraulic Brakes with XT rotors
Wheels: Sun Rim SOS on Deore rear hub and Axiom front hub (20 mm)
Tires: Maxxis Minion DHR 2.35 on rear and Minion DHF 2.35 up front. Both dual ply DH tires
Saddle: WTB Silverado thinline
Seat post: Axiom seat post

I do have a X-fusion Hilo dropper post that I was running on this bike (100mm drop) that i can include in the sale for 100 dollars extra. However, it currently has a leaking main seal so it is leaking oil. The new seal is about 30-40 bucks on ebay. Bought the dropper post for 200 last fall so it has very little mileage on it. Looks like a pretty easy fix, just havent gotten around to it.
Overall this bike runs very well. Its nice and light and always left me feeling surprised how well it could handle Fromme! The brakes are fantastic, and the drivetrain is silent even over real rough terrain. suspension is very smooth and a very predictable rigid fork. Never dropped a chain either with the NW and clutch derailleur.
Thanks for looking,
Daniel