2021 Trek Slash 8 XL some upgrades + spares

Upgraded wheels, tyres and grips, otherwise standard spec, full description below.

The frame: Alloy frame with internal storage, some scrapes all around, but no dings/cracks or any serious damage. All brand new frame bearings a couple of months ago and a brand new Nukeproof horizon Bottom bracket.

Rear shock: Trek Thrushaft C1 rear shock, used about a year from new and still looks as new, but just about due for a service now. I bought this after I cross-threaded the yoke on the old shock. I'm also including the old shock, which was recently rebuilt with a new shaft by TF-Tuned, but I've not mounted since I've received it, it will need the yokes swapped between the shocks to use the old one, but I've never gotten around to doing it myself so the shock should be as good as new.

Forks: Rockshox Lyrik Select+, motion control damper all working the way they should, but it's been a year since the last service so it should be serviced sometime soon.

Wheels: Hunt Enduro Wide V2 Wheels, rear has a few dings, but it's just been trued and it never had any issues seating tyres or running tubeless. Front is as new.

Tyres: Schwalbe Magic Mary and Big Betty combo, both Super Gravity and 2.4. Front still looking really fresh, rear centre tread starting to look a bit tired, but side lugs still all in place. Set up tubeless with fresh fluid.

Drivetrain: Full Sram GX Eagle Lunar 12 speed with a 30T chainring and a 10-52 cassette. Chain not quite at .75 wear and the chainring and cassette still in great condition. Rear deraileur slightly bent, but still working as it should.

Brakes: Sram Code R brakes, levers are a bit scraped up and starting to feel a bit tired, but they just had a fresh bleed and they work the way they're supposed to, pads nearly new, running on 200mm SRAM centerline rotors front and back.

Seatpost and saddle: Bontrager Line 34.9 170mm dropper with Bontrager Montrose saddle, per standard spec.

Bars and stem: Per standard spec bars cut to 800mm, will come with Sensus Meaty Paws grips that had very little use.

I will also include a rear seatstay with a small ding on it, it happened on my first ride out on the bike with a really awkward fall on some rocks and I've replaced it just to be safe, but there's no cracks and I've since seen people run frames with worse damage with no issues.

Overall it's a really solid bike that I've owed from new and had very little to complain about.

Collection from Sheffield preferred, but I could possibly meet somewhere locally.