2009 Trek/Gary Fisher Superfly Hardtail, Carbon

Great condition, was a backup race bike that was used, but not as often. It did have some cosmetic damage on the chainstay behind the BB shell from a dropped chain, this has been professionally repaired by Broken Carbon and is in great shape.

Cannondale Lefty Carbon Hybrid, 90mm of travel, in good shape has had yearly service done.
Cane Creek 40 headset with new bearings.
SRAM X0 2x10 speed grip shifters, I chose these because grip shift is actually lighter than trigger
SRAM X0 2x10 front derailleur
SRAM X9 rear derailleur
Brand new SRAM GXP bottom bracket
SRAM/Truvativ X0 carbon crankset, in good shape with 28/42T chainrings. This is a direct mount crankset, so it is very easy to convert to 1x11/12 systems with this crank.
Project 321 lefty front hub in good shape laced to Stans Arch ZTR rim (de stickered)
SRAM X9 rear hub (shimano hg freehub) in good shape laced to Stans Flow ZTR rim
Bontrager Carbon seatpost
Forte stem, nothing fancy, but actually lighter than some of the other stems I had
Specialized 750mm alloy low-riser bar
ESI foam grips, trimmed a bit for the grip shifters
Formula RX brakes, in good shape. Recently bled, the lines are pretty long (I had these on my Trek full suspension bike, hence the extra length). I have extra barbs/olives as well that I will include, so you can trim the lines down yourself for a cleaner look, or you can just sell the brakes outright and get your brake of choice.

NO PEDALS included, as pictured with pedals the bike weighs 24lbs 12oz. Easy weight loss items are pedals, handlebar, 1x conversion. Should easily be in the 22lb range.



Size of the bike is Large/21" seat tube length (to top of collar) and 24" effective top tube length. For reference I am 5'11" and the bike is just a hair on the large size for me, barely. I really like it, and with a slightly shorter stem it would be perfect but for all the 6'+ people this is a great bike.