2005 Devinci Wilson 8Flat8 DH

This bike it is in great condition apart from the odd paint chip that all bikes have, and its well upgraded from stock grade.

Full Spec as follows:
Medium Frame in matt charcoal metallic colour with Fox DHX5 shock with standard 350lbs spring (Frame has adjustable travel either 180mm or 215mm) with 1.5 headtube and integrated headset
Marzocchi 888 RC 2005 Bomber Forks 200mm travel - perfect stantions, super plush travel, no leaks, no problems. 20mm bolt through, all 3D and 2D stickers and badging still perfect. Very minor pitting of localised areas of paintwork on lowers but hardly noticeable. Generally amazing condition Also Comes With 2x Soft Springs 2x Medium Springs (installed)
Hope Pro II Hubs front (20mm bolt through) and rear (150mm) on Mavic 729 Rims - all perfect working order and great condition
Maxxis Minion 2.7
Hope MOTO 6 pot Brakes with braided hoses and HOPE floating buzzsaw rotors front and rear
E13 LG1 light chain device in black with clear Taco bash guard
Race Face Evolve DH Cranks and X Type BB DMR V8 MAG Pedals
Thompson seat post (black)
Hope QR seat clamp (black)
Azonic DH Saddle (slight tear on rear but very comfy)
SRAM X7 shifter and rear mech
Hope Headset cap (Gold)
Sunline V1 70mm Stem
Sunline V1 OS bars (titanium colour)
Charge Lock on Grips (duck egg blue)

This frame is identical to the Devinci Wilson. The only difference therefore between the 8 Flat 8 and the Wilson was the build specification - I understand that the frame itself has exactly the same geometry and design. This is built as a high spec robust DH and FR bike, with the frame fitted with the upgraded Fox DHX5 Coil Shock with standard 350lbs spring, all working great, really super, super plush.

This is a 2005 frame, and the 4 bar linkage horst system uses very high quality needle bearings that resist lateral forces so providing fantastic lateral stiffness and super longevity. Combined with the 1.5 headtube it provides a super strong platform for a freeride or downhill bike build, with the option of either a triple clamp fork or a 1.5 inch steerer single crown (e.g. Rockshox Totem). In addition the frame has 2 travel settings, either 215mm or 180mm. Devinci developed this frame in collaboration with the University of Sherbrooke (Province of Quebec, Canada) to ensure that extra frame material and gusseting is only used where it is needed which results in an optimum X frame for weight vs stiffness.

For the age of this bike it is in great condition apart from the odd paint chip that all bikes have.