2017 Pole Evolink 150 - L

For sale is my Large Pole Evolink 150 frameset with shock and headset. I've had this for the past 3 years and its been an absolute weapon, will tackle anything you throw at it, and is easily one of the most capable framesets out there. One of the original pioneers of the long and slack geometry movement, this bike is incredible to ride, only selling it as I fancied a change (loved the geometry of this so much my new bike has nearly identical geometry). Fully built up, my build weighed in at around 15kg with a 170mm fork and enduro wheelset. I'm around 180cm tall and there's definitely scope for riders taller than myself, however I'd be nervous to recommend it to anyone much shorter than myself given the 510mm reach and 460mm seat tube length.

- 2017 Pole Evolink 150 frameset, size large, 7005-T6 aluminium.
- 150mm travel Rockshox Monarch RC Plus Debonair.
- Full geometry can be found in the following link (with a 170mm fork mine was sitting at around 63 degree H/A) - https://geometrygeeks.bike/bike/pole-evolink-150-hd-2017/
- Frame has adapters to take either 142mm or 148mm dropout spacing for rear wheels (QR rear axle included).
- Options for both internal and external cable routing (I'll leave in the internally routed outer cable for the dropper and rear derailleur).
- Can be run as either 27.5" or 29" or mullet (I personally ran it full 29er).
- Tapered headset included with reasonably new bearings.
- 73mm BSA threaded bottom bracket (not included).
- IS rear brake mount.
- 30.9mm seat tube inner diameter (QR seat clamp included).
- Evolink suspension linkage design is concentric around the bottom bracket, thus eliminating chain growth and pedal kickback (This, coupled with the steep seat angle, means it climbs like a mountain goat with incredible grip from the long rear end).
- There is the possibility to fold the rear triangle under the front triangle by removing the lower shock bolt (While I've never used this feature myself I've heard its helpful for travelling with the bike in a bike bag).
- Frame had a full set of new bearings recently and also new shock bushings (I'll throw in the frame bearings which were removed as many of them are still in good condition).
- Frame has been invisiframed from new, there are some areas where its started peeling a little and mud has got under it. The paint does have some scuffs and scratches from use over the past few years. There is some cable rub on the decal on the shock body due to a poorly routed dropper cable when I first built the bike up.

All in all a seriously capable enduro frameset, mechanically all in great condition with a few cosmetic marks.

Pictures are of my full build, I'll upload more photos when I've finished cleaning it up.

Happy to post within the UK at cost, payment via bank transfer, cash on collection or PayPal are all okay with me.