2017 *Willing To Part* Polygon Siskiu D7

Hey Pinkbike!
I am selling my Polygon Siskiu D7 from either 2017 or 2018! I am the second owner of the bike, and have ridden it for over two years now. It’s an amazing and capable bike that can climb amazingly, and shreds on the downhills no matter what is thrown at it! Awesome bike for someone who wants their first full suspension bike, or first mountain bike in general!

**TRADES: I am currently willing to consider any bike related (and some other) trades! Shoot me an offer!

While I have upgraded some parts, the bike is ready for more upgrades - when you are! With a 2-Thru system (A specifically Polygon thing) the rear wheel can be compatible with a 12mm Thru-Axle, rather than the QR Skewer that is in it currently. The head tube is tapered, and while the Rockshox TK30 is at the lower end, it is super easy to find a replacement that’s super high quality, for a way better ride!

As for the dropper in the photo, it has recently locked up. I’d be happy to see what I can do and investigate but I suspect that it requires a service of some sort. Happy to throw that in for free, if you do want to put in that work!

For sizing, the frame is 19” (Large) but Polygons sizing seems to run a little on the smaller side... perfect for anyone really who is 5’7”-5’11”ish!

Some specs include:
- Entity (Polygon’s component brand) Stem, bars, and rims
- ODI Vans Lock-On Grips for maximum grip
- Tubeless Continental Trail King 2.4 Tires for tons of trail contact
- Brand new 10s Long Cage Deore XT Derailleur (and brand new chain)
- Shimano Deore XT: Front derailleur, Brakes, Cassette, chain, and hubs!
- SR Suntour Solo Air Rear shock
- RockShox TK30 Silver Solo Air fork
- Brand new shock bushings!
- Threaded (and top cap installed) for OneUp EDC Multi-Tool! This means all you have to do is buy the tool, and the rest is done for ya!


Full Disclosure:
The bike has been truly ridden over the last 3-4 years, as a bike should be. From my personal sense, the suspension doesn’t seem to work quite as well as it used to, but I’m not entirely convinced that a quick seal replace or rebuild wouldn’t do the trick. In addition there is some creaking (not structurally, just could use some grease), wheels could use trueing, and the bike could for sure use some TLC. I will only sell or trade with you if you’re willing to meet up and try out the bike to see what you are getting in person before purchasing, as I would like you to evaluate it.

If you’ve got any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

Cheers,
Jacoby
*Located in Marin
*Doesnt include water bottle or Fidlock Mount