2016 Trek Superfly SS w/ Reba, Deore, & XT wheelset

Well hey there, internet friend! I've got for you today a Trek Superfly SS cross-country hardtail that can be run geared or single-speed. Here are the details:

Trek SuperFly SS XL frame
Rockshox Reba RL 120mm fork
XT wheelset
Shimano Deore brakes
Shimano Deore rear derailleur
Shimano Zee shifter
Deore brakes (brand new)
Deore crankset
SunRun cassette 11-36 (brand new)
Race Face narrow-wide 32t chainring
Origin8 X-Bow Flat Handlebar, 31.8 x 760
Answer atac 60mm stem
Devinci lock-in grips (brand new)
Salsa seatpost
Bontrager saddle
Bontrager XR4 29x2.4 front tire
Maxxis Ardent 29x2.25 rear tire

ADDITONAL INFO:
-The frame was designed and sold as a rigid singlespeed. I've since added gears and a 120mm fork. The original fork was corrected for a 100mm fork, so expect the head angle to be roughly one degree slacker and the bottom bracket to be a bit higher than the geo charts indicate.

-The frame has rub in some areas, most prominently on the non-driveside seatstay.

-The Reba has a lockout feature. I prefer my forks run fully open at all times, so I removed the lever. You'll notice the cable and lock-nut on the fork. This is because Rockshox lockout capable forks are set to lockout by default, so you have to have tension on the dial to keep the fork active. You can easily buy a lockout level online and install it of you prefer the option.

-The frame has a dropout but no cable braze-ons for the derailleur cable. You'll notice I run the cable along the chainstay using cable ties. I will include a chainstay protector thag (a) makes the setup look tidier, (b) protects the chainstay, and (c) helps keep down the noise. I left off the chainstay protector so you could accurately see the entire chainstay