2013 Transition Bandit 26 / Lemon-Lime / Large

I've owned this bike for the last two years, and it's been absolute brilliant. It's been the perfect trail bike for me – strong, pedals well and is simply great fun. I built the bike up from a frame-only purchase, so the spec was chosen by me and is full Shimano SLX.

Here are some reviews of the Bandit from launch:
http://www.bikeradar.com/mtb/gear/category/bikes/mountain-bikes/product/review-transition-bandit-2-12-46429/
http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Transition-Bandit-26-Tested-2012.html

[b]Full spec:[/b]
Frame: 2013 Transition Bandit 26, lemon-lime, large, 142x12 rear axle, 130mm travel
Fork: Fox 32 Float 150mm FIT, 15mm axle, tapered steerer, black (serviced by Mojo July 2015)
Headset: Hope pick 'n' mix
Shock: Fox CTD Kashima
Shifters: Shimano SLX M670, 2x10
Front mech: Shimano SLX M676 Direct Mount
Rear mech: Shimano SLX M675 Shadow+, medium cage
Crankset: Shimano SLX M675, 175mm, 38/24
Cassette: Shimano SLX HG81, 11-32
Chain: KMC 10 speed
Brakes: Shimano SLX M675
Discs: Shimano SLX RT66, 180mm/160mm
Pads: Shimano M985 with cooling fins
Wheelset: Stans Flow EX on Hope Pro II Evo hubs, black
Tyres: Schwalbe Hans Dampf, trailstar/pacestar, tubless
Seatpost: RockShox Reverb 125mm
Saddle: Madison Flux, black
Stem: Race Face Evolve AM 50mm, black
Bars: Funn Fatboy 750mm, black
Grips: Specialized lock-on, black

The bike has been helitaped from new. It's a bike that has been used, but is still in overall good condition.

[b]Bad points:[/b]
There's a small mark on the fork stanchion, it's at the very top mind, doesn't effect the fork performance and doesn't cause any oil issues. The forks were serviced by Mojo recently and given the all clear.

I'll attempt to get some more pics uploaded.