2017 Santa Cruz Nomad CC XL ENVE XX1

This bike is amazingly fun, but I haven't ridden it enough to justify it. I'm the original owner and built it from the frame up and upgraded some bits as I went. The fork and shock are basically new and have maybe 5 rides on them (short ones at that, I'm out of shape...) It's an XL but fits more like a Large by today's standards and still has modern geometry. I'm 6'1" and it fits me very well.

I'm not in a hurry to sell it, but I thought I'd see if there's any interest because I'm thinking of going a cheaper route. Hit me up with questions if you like. It's a pretty dialed no expenses spared build!
Retail on this build is around $9500 to $10,000 and it's still in mint condition. This is one of the best deals on a tricked out nomad you'll find on pinkbike.

Text me if you have questions. Looking to sell here pretty soon or I'll just end up riding it this season since the bike I want is selling out quick!

2017 Nomad CC XL Frame (New front triangle replaced under warranty)
Frame is covered by invisiframe protection and it's very clean.

-FORK: Fox Factory Float 36 170mm Fork w/ One Up Components EDC Tool in Fork, which is handy.

- HEADSET: CaneCreek 40

-SHOCK: Fox Factory Float X2 Shock with Climb Switch

-SEAT POST: Fox Factory Transfer 150mm Dropper Post

-CRANKS: 175mm SixC Cranks 32 tooth Narrow Wide Raceface chainring

-DERAILLEUR: XX1 11 speed derailleur new KMC light gold chain

-BRAKES: Sram Guide R Brakes 200 mm rotors

-RIMS: Enve M70 Rims (Great shape. Rear is practically new as it was replaced)

-HUBS: Onyx Hubs with instant and silent engagement all in great shape

-HANDLEBAR: Chromag BZA Carbon 35mm 800mm wide Handlebar

-STEM: Raceface Atlas 35mm clamp and 35mm long Stem

-SEAT: Ergon GE1 seat and GE1 grips

-TIRES: Maxxis Minion DHRII front and Highroller II rear tires set up tubeless with rim inserts (ghetto huck norris a.k.a. hack norris) which protects those fancy carbon wheels.

No Pedals or Bottle Cage included, but I have some available.

No trades. Buyer is responsible for shipping costs. I usually use bikeflights.com, which is normally the cheapest.
I normally use PayPal, but can accommodate venom or google wallet