2018 Nicolai / geometron G13

Sad day for me:
Putting my extra longest (XL) G13 up for sale, I just don’t ride anything that is tough enough for it anymore!
Brilliant bike more than capable of tackling anything the UK can throw at it and super comfy to ride all day and I’ll be really sad to see it go, but I need something more suitable for mincing about on an XC course!

Good points:
If your tall and don’t already have one then this will be an absolute game changer for your riding! (535mm reach!)
And geometry that means you can throw yourself down pretty much any track without worrying you’ll be under biked

130mm rear travel courtesy of a Fox DPX2 shock (£650 upgrade over the standard float shock!)
Hope E4 Tech3 brakes with hope floating rotors
140mm travel DVO diamond 29 forks (non boost - *the rear end of the frame is boost spacing*) the OG DVO single crown that everyone raved about when they only had one option at the top end of the market.

Burgtec bar and stem as I’m pretty sure you have to if you live in the north west. ‍♂️

180mm brand x dropper, it’s not flashy but it’s reliable and gets out the way when you need it too.

Less than good points:

There are a couple of marks anodising to the left stanchion but they can’t be felt, but I have to mention that they exist.

The drive train is a bit of a Frankenstein not going to lie I considered selling it without it, I was running a range extended 10sp set up (11-46) with a deore mech and xt shifter but managed to bust the shift lever and replaced it with an 11sp sram mech (they use the same pull ratio) it works amazingly well all things considered but i will try and replace it before the sale with the correct shimano shifter!

The wheels again are functional and strong but not flashy, Roval traverse rear (small ding in this one)
and a non boost Stans flow EX front wheel. With specialized butcher/eliminator grid tyres set up tubeless

It was built up so that the bits that needed to work were great and the bits that break or wear out were durable and cheap to replace hence the 10sp and wheels.
I feel I’ve priced it fairly considering the quality of the bits that actually matter to having a fun time riding:
the frame, suspension and brakes.

And I am only really including the “less good” bits so it’s a functional bike for someone to ride straight away rather than splitting it all to sell at higher prices.