2013 Transition TR450 Custom Build Size Large

I have a 2014 TR450 here for sale. The bike is in great shape minus some issues that give rise to my low asking price. The bike has not been ridden for roughly a year and 3 months, but has been meticulously maintained by a bike shop employee. The fork has been recently overhauled, and Manitou's new MRD upgrade system and pressure-relief top caps have been purchased and installed in the Dorado Pro. Minus the issues noted at the bottom, the bike is in awesome shape and i have installed many newer components.

I am open to ANY offer on the bike. I do need it gone ASAP.. If you would like to see more pictures, do not hesitate to message me on pb or text me at the number listed.

Components are as follows:

Frame: 2014 TR450 L
Rear Shock: Fox DHX RC4 9.5 X 3.0
Fork: 2014 Manitou Dorado Pro with 2018 MRD Upgrade kit ($200 value, essentially upgrades the fork to be manitou's 2018 model)
Headset: Chris King
Wheelset: 2013 Industry nine DH (Pre-Torch) 12 x 150 mm, 20 mm front
Brakes: 2016 Shimano SAINT. Fully bled and feels amazing
Drivetrain: 2016 SRAM XO1 DH 10 speed derailleur, PG-1090 cassette
Crankset: Shimano SAINT
Seatpost: SDG-I
Seat: SDG-I Fly I-Beam saddle
Bar: Renthal Fatbar DH 31.8 mm
Shifter: 2015-2016 SRAM XX 10 Speed

ISSUES:
The rear hub has play in it that i am unable to get out. I would estimate that it's roughly 1 mm in total, and I have tried EVERYTHING to solve the issue. I've replaced bearings (which are brand new btw), and purchased a new thru-axle through I9. Neither of which solved the issue. It is most likely that the freehub body has somehow gotten damaged/worn out over the years because Industry nine makes them out of aluminum. You might be able to fix this issue, BUT if you have a spare 12 X 150 mm rear wheel laying around, this bike would be PERFECT for you! I am considering buying a new wheelset for it as well, but that is still in the works.

What it needs:
Beyond the rear wheel problems, the bikes brake rotors are worn. It will need new rotors before the next time someone rides it.

Thanks everyone! Please let me know if you have anymore questions or want to see more pictures!

- DH