Carbon Cannondale Jekyll Custom build

This is a frame up build using a new frame that had been sitting unused a few years. It's my second Jekyll and after being on one for 5-6 years I'm trying something else out. Everything is pretty sweet on this bike, it has-

Carbon frame with Fox Dyad travel adjust rear shock
DT Swiss 240s hubs on EX500 rims (26")
Deity BlackLabel 787 bars
RockShox Lyric RC2 DH dual position fork
RockShox dropper post
XO Brakes
XX1 carbon cranks
XX1 11sp drivetrain

You can drop the fork travel in the front for climbs, as well as switch between two positions on the rear and set independent dampening. It's got typical wear and tear, scratches here and there on the frame from bike racks, and general use. I had clear tape on the down tube and cranks for most of its life. The tires are setup tubeless.

Things to note:
It's a size XL but rides like a Large, these bikes are on the shorter side. I'm 6' 180lbs. The dropper post has the typical rockshox sag, 1/4-1/2" or so. Don't notice it while riding so I kept running it. The rear tire leaks a bit of air after a few days since it has a good bit of rock rash (I moved here from Colorado). Some scratches on frame, fork, derailleur, etc. It's got 26" wheels which people are scared of these days, but it's not like California has much rough terrain to roll over.