2012 Transition Blindside

Purchased new from Second Ascent, now Ascent Cycles in Seattle. Super fun bike with 7" travel in the front and rear. Basically a downhill bike that you can still ride to the top. Mostly ridden at Galbraith, Stevens Pass, and Whistler. Also took it on DH shuttle trip to Peru where it ate up Inca steps no problem. Great bike for the bike park or beginner downhill rider looking to gain some confidence. I had it powder coated matte black last year, installed a new Cane Creek headset, and replaced all the bearings and pivots. The powder coat is in great shape except for a slight wear mark on the top of the left chain stay. Suspension and brakes were serviced last fall and the bike has less than 10 rides on it since then.

Pretty much the stock set up with a Fox 36 Van 180 as seen on Transition's page: http://www.transitionbikes.com/BlogImages/2012_Blindside.pdf except for:
Wheelset: Azonic Outlaw I have the stock Transition Revolution wheel set I can include. The front rim is in okay shape, the rear, not so much.
Brakes: Shimano SLX
Rear Shock: Fox DHX RC4 Kashima
Rear Derailleur: Sram GX
Pedals: Transition Bike Co.

I have a spare derailleur hanger as well as the e.Thirteen Chainguide (which was never installed, rides fine without it).

$950 obo