2016 Bird Aeris 1.5 Large with CARBON

Upgrades aplenty on my Aeris - reason for sale is to raise funds for even more carbon fibre. This Aeris is a Large frame which measures up to a modern day equivalent of Medium-Long. I'm just under 6ft.
Bike is fitted with:
CARBON e*thirteen TRSr rims
CARBON e*thirteen TRSr hubs
CARBON Raceface Next R 800mm 30mm rise bars.

The Good bits:
2017 Lyrik 160mm fork with Luftkappe fitted by TF Tuned - the fork feels like an up to date model as Rockshox stole the Lutkappe principle and called it Debonair. There are no scratches on the stanchions as I've run it with a mud hugger and never removed it. Buttery smooth and running better than when they came out of the factory. Lower leg service just completed.
Shock is Debonair Piggy back with heatsinks (they look cool if nothing else), upgraded with needle bearings instead of bushes. Air can service just completed.
All Frame bearings replaced 6 months ago by Bird Racer and Bird factory bike builder himself, Tomas Kupstys. Not that they really needed replacing anyway, they were all fine.
New headset bearings
New BB bearings
34T Oval chainring, SRAM
Recently fitted XT Mech. XTR shifter.
Reverb 1x remote

Bad bits:
The paintwork has a patina - rubbing from bike roof racks, stone pings, chain slap, lighting batteries, cable rub and attempts to fit a rear mudguard. A respray is not that expensive, if you want to. It's a mountain bike, it's been places!
The Reverb B1 has some air trapped - it needs a service. TF Tuned do that for 80, others can do for less. This is reflected in the price.

I'll be keeping the pedals, you won't want the grips as they are moulded to my mitts - I can supply another set of grips if needed.

I can also supply a spare set of downhill/bike park wheels - Hope Pro4 35w with Minion DD + Icetech Rotors + Cassette that make for far less stressful days out without worrying about dinging carbon rims. +£200 if purchased with the bike.

Would also be willing to sell the bike with the Hope wheels instead of the Carbon ones.

I am in no hurry to sell, and if it doesn't then so be it, - I'll leave it to fate to decide whether I'm getting a new bike or this Bird's a keeper.