2014 Trek Slash 9 27.5

Are you looking to increase your speeds to 'mach chicken' without breaking the bank? This shred sled might be right for you. It's a 160/160 all mountain ripper that's seen action from a few different lovers, most recently my girlfriend, but as she moves on the bike has also decided that it's ready for a new muse.

Does it have scrapes and scratches? Absolutely, it's a mountain bike. But all the important parts are in good shape, it's been well maintained and is ready to take on all the abuse you can throw at it. The geo is actually quite modern other than the seat tube angle, with a long reach and wheelbase and a slack 65deg head tube angle. The M/S size will fit best riders between 5'3" and 5'7". I've included a geo comparison link w/ the numbers of the Trek plugged in as a custom bike, so you can see how it measures up to something you've tried on.

Once it's stopped raining I'll take the bike out to snap better photos; in the mean time let me know if you're interested and I will do my best to answer any questions you may have.

Frame: Trek Slash 9 2014, 17.5" (Medium/Small)
Fork: FOX Performance Series 34 Talas with CTD adjustable FIT damper, travel adjustable 130mm/160mm
Shock: FOX Performance Series Float with DRCV, CTD Damper, Rebound, 8.25x2.375" (160mm travel)
Wheels: WTB ST i29, 27.5"
Tires: Maxxis DHF 3C MaxxTerra Front (almost new), Maxxis DHR II DC Rear (65% tread)
Brakes: Shimano XT 2-piston (fresh bleed)
Rotors: Shimano 203mm front, 180mm rear (like new)
Drive: SRAM GX 1x11, 10-42 cassette, 32t x-sync 2 chainring
Cranks: SRAM X01 175mm
Chain: SRAM XX1
Saddle: FABRIC Scoop Sport
Dropper: Bontranger 125mm or KS iteni 150mm, your choice
Bars: ENVE Carbon, 740mm

Geometry Comparison:
https://99spokes.com/compare?bikes=$Trek%20Slash%202014;*z.Custom|w.27.5|s.581|r.427|st.419|sa.66.5|ht.100|ha.65|bb.6|cs.435|wb.1179,transition-patrol-carbon-xo1-2020;*z.SM|w.27.5,specialized-stumpjumper-expert-carbon-27.5-2021;*z.SM|w.27.5