2011 Titus El Guapo frame size medium

This frame is in great condition , used for just over one season. Bought in the fall of 2014 from a pinkbiker who never built it up. All pivots were cleaned and regressed when I disassembled it, there is no play in the linkage whatsoever, and it cycles through full travel just like new. The shock is in full working condition. There are some minor spots from cable run bike no dents or cracks, no major paint damage other than one spot on the seat tube where the paint wore off from cable rub, most of the bike was covered in protective tape for its entire life up to this point.
This bike has two shock mounting points, for progressive or linear settings, in the progressive setting I can't once recall having a hard bottom out. The bike is light enough to still be competing weight wise today, it can be built under 30lbs very easily it can also be built up and used for downhill quite well, it is very stable at high speeds and climbs extremely well because of the Horst link.

When this frame came out NSMB.con posted a review of it - http://nsmb.com/3275-review-titus-el-guapo/ in the review they mention a 68 degree head angle but the bike for sale is a later version that has a 67 degree head angle, or 66.5 with a 170 fork and a slightly lower bottom bracket. This can be run with any size fork between 150-170mm and and any size steerer tube.

This bike has tons of life left in it, read up on these frames they are great, and this one has hardly been broken in. Cane creek ec49 lower and zs44 upper headset included along with seatpost and clamp, other parts upon negotiation