2019 ibis ripmo v1 w/ -1deg angleset, near v2

2019 XL ibis ripmo v1 in the best color combo, gulf blue and orange. 32lbs as it sits with pedals. About 3lbs lighter than most new XL builds in the same category.
-1 degree works headset angleset with super plush 170mm rock shox lyrik ultimate. This puts the geometry in line with the ripmo v2.
I've been riding for 20+ years and this is hands-down the best bike I've ever owned. Efficient on the ups, playful and poppy on the way down, unreal technical climber (see below for review excerpt on climing).
I'm an ex-mechanic and can't stand noisy bikes. This bike has been meticulously maintained.
Factory Fox X2 rear shock and Rock Shox Lyrik Ultimate were serviced less than 100 miles ago.
New tires (setup tubeless) and chain with less than 50 miles on them.
GX Drivetrain with a 30T front ring.
Shimano SLX brakes.
Raceface ARC30offset wheels with 30mm internal width. Straight as an arrow, no wobbles, lots of life left.
VHS 2.0 chain slapper tape just installed.
210mm OneUp dropper post
New XTR Ice-tech Freeza rotors
I'll throw in the Ibis Pork Chop Frame Bag, their solution to in-frame storage: https://store.ibiscycles.com/products/bag-pork-chop-bone-in
Pedals not included.
Shipping through bike flights will be added to the purchase price, ranging from $90-$200 depending on the level of insurance selected.

One review claims this of the climbing performance:
"Thanks to the DW-Link, the Ripmo climbs rocky stuff like it’s freshly laid pavement. If you can keep the pedals spinning, the rear wheel just keeps motoring along absorbing all the bumps. It makes techy climbing pretty enjoyable. You don’t get any feedback through the pedals and the back wheel doesn’t bounce around and skip off obstacles. It just stays glued to the ground, driving you up. Bike Mag likes to refer to this as the “Hover Bike.” They’re not wrong."