2020 Santa Cruz Stigmata Rival Carbon CC

2020 Santa Cruz Stigmata Rival Carbon CC 700c in Size 56 yellow

I’ve switched out some parts, they are as follows:
* Enve Gravel Handlebar in 46 width - the best bar in the world, it’s as ridiculously comfortable as its ridiculous price tag suggests. Reduces road buzz substantially. Enve doesn’t list a specific degree of flare for this bar but whatever it is, it’s perfect.
* Cannondale Save Carbon Seatpost in 27.2x380mm with 15 offset - huge reduction in road buzz and super compliant, your back will thank you.
* Specialized S-Works SL Stem in 80mm - 6°
* Boyd Cycling CCC Gravel Wheel on the rear - I was in the process of upgrading the wheelset but could only afford to do the rear wheel and was hoping to upgrade the front wheel later this year. I used the same DT Swiss hub that came with the bike initially. Rim is handmade in USA too.
* Muc-Off anodized tubeless valve stems
Upgrades total about $1500

Rest of the build is as follows:
* SRAM Rival 11spd, Long Cage Derailleur
* Easton EA90, 40t - 172.5mm
* SRAM PG1150, 11spd, 10-42t
* SRAM PC1170 Chain
* Easton BSA 68mm threaded BB
* SRAM Rival 1 Flat Mount Brakes
* Avid Centerline rotors - 160mm
* Cane Creek 40 IS Integrated Headset
* DT Swiss 370 12x100 28h hub front
* DT Swiss 370 12x142 28h hub rear
* WTB Asym i23p 700c Rim (front)

- Santa Cruz lists the bike weight on its website as 19.25 pounds but with the upgrades is probably slightly under 19 pounds.
- The cassette, chain and brakes were just replaced last summer and only have a few hundred kilometres on them, I also had a brake bleed done at that time.
- Tires are Pirelli Cinturato Gravel H 700c in 45mm width. Again, basically brand new with only a few hundred kilometres on these. Set up tubeless. I would say this is the max tire size in the rear, you could probably go slightly bigger in the front though. It is fast!
- Just replaced the chain with a brand new Shimano XTR 11 speed chain

I’m asking $3700 but open to offers. I’m not including pedals or saddle but could include a basic saddle and pedals for another $50, let me know.