AManderson

Ridden less than 250 kilometers. On my each of my first two 100 km+ training rides, I had extremely near misses with highway speed traffic. I've no longer any desire to road ride on account of safety, and will stick to cyclocross and fatbiking. Frame: Team Issue 56cm Groupset: Di2 Ultegra R8000; 172.5mm long, 34/50 crank; 11-34 cassette Brakes: Shimano SM-RT900 hydraulic brakes w/ 160mm rotors Wheelset: DT Swiss ER1600 (Tubeless ready) 44cm Ritchey Logic 2 bar 120mm stem Modified head tube to 44mm Fork: Whisky No.7 Road Fork (thru-axle) 28mm Schwalbe Pro One HS 462 tires Ritchey WCS C220 Stem +6°, 12cm Cane Creek 40 ZS44/28.6 EC44/40 headset Ritchey Carbon Comp Seatpost San Marco CarbonFX saddle Frame geometry details here: https://www.habcycles.com/teamissue.html ---- It's literally the best road bike I've ever ridden, and I'm gutted I don't feel safe riding it here. It's incredibly smooth, fast as the dickens, and with the 28mm wide tires, you have the traction to safety stop on a dime in all weather (Mountain bike/bmx experience is valuable here). This is also my second Habanero Ti frame. My main whip is a Habanero Cyclocross, which I've ridden for over 5000 kilometers of commuting on bike paths, and riding on trails. I'll even send pics of that frame to show how bombproof the damn thing is. I strongly vouch for their manufacturing (of course I would as a seller haha, but for real I mean it). Paid $6,500 CAD+ delivered new to Edmonton. The bike's in absolute mint condition. I can send video of the drivetrain at work to serious buyers. Includes all specialty tools, spare parts and di2 charger which came with the bike. This isn't my first Pinkbike rodeo, so don't bother asking for payment methods other than paypal goods or cash. I strongly prefer a local deal; if you're out of town I'll need a bit of time to re-activate my Paypal which I deleted in protest of company practices. Shoot me a note with any questions you have!

45NRTH Dillinger 5 120tpi Concave studded; used for commuting one season, no trail riding. A some studs are missing. $300 gets the pair. ($640 new). Firm.

Usual stuff - This bike hasn't been getting ridden much at all for the past few years.. I've switched to road/ and 'cross, and get my trail fix with a rigid ti fatbike. For once the N+1 rule doesn't apply. I guess. Despite it being seldom ridden, It's been damned well maintained (I'm a mechanical engineer). I've replaced components as they wore out. I've replaced with newer XTR shifters, new Avid hydro brakes (they bite hard), replaced chainrings with RaceFace Turbines because I like to support Canadian companies. Prove you're a serious buyer by putting banana banana as the first words of your message to me. The bike ships with different handlebars than shown: I'll include a narrower carbon handlebar w/ grips, and I'll be putting this alloy bar on my fatbike. Here's the kicker for ya: one ride ago I spent like $450 to totally service both front and rear suspension direct w/ FOX via my LBS. I tested their work and it was spot on. Then I stopped riding it, haha. I reckon I could get more money if I parted this out but I don't have the time. My loss = your gain etc. Specs: Size M 3x10 full XTR drivetrain. Shifts really nicely. Newer Avid Elixir hydraulic brakes Mavic Crossmax wheels Schwalbe hans damf tires w/ heaps of tread left - tubeless ready It's obviously got wear and tear, but most importantly there's nothing compromising on the frame. Anyway, if you're looking to get into the hobby, or want a really light full-suspension ride that's been loved by its owner, here you go. It's a bit of a pain in the ass for me to ship, but I'll do so at your cost unless you're in Alberta, Canada. Then I reckon we can figure something out. No Western Union, no COD, blah blah, paypal or cash only. You know the drill. For every legit message I get I also receive 20 scammer messages who 'need the bike shipped asap for their twin cousin's birthday and they'll pay later', Forgive me if I need time to filter through the chaff. Can answer questions on pretty short notice. For shipping cost, send your postal code/zip and I'll figure it out. Assume something between $50 and $100? Not sure how much it is nowadays.

I'm selling my older XTs since I inherited a new seperate brake set from a friend that he took off this new bike. $140 gets the pair (heaps of pad left on each), and I'll throw in both pairs of new pads I had around for when they would need replacing. WIll ship worldwide, at buyer's expense, once money is received via Paypal or cash. Price is firm because I'd rather keep them instead of getting less.

My wife wanted to get into touring, so we got her the disc version of the long haul trucker in XS (42cm - she's 5' tall). We decked it out with full Surly Nice Racks, full fenders, and Schwalbe Marathon Mondial tires. $2,400 and 10 hours of riding later, we find she doesn't like the Disc Trucker's bar end shifters and overall riding position. She much prefers the hybrid we've since bought. Since buying the bike she gone through a pregnancy, and I figured she'd give it another go afterward. In the end, she just doesn't like the Surly. (On the plus side, she loves her Hybrid. Baby steps...) Therefore it's with great sadness that I'm putting this beaut for sale. It was only ridden a handful of times, and deserves a rider that will make full use of it. Includes racks and fenders. I'll throw in the wireless bicycle computer (also measures cadence) as well as the original Continental Comfort Contact tires, in case you prefer something more narrow (I personally think they're garbage, but they're brand new/unused). I'll ship globally at the buyer's expense, once payment has cleared. It will be packed in a bike box with extra padding. In Canada, Greyhound is surprisingly cheap, fast and reliable. For the US, I can shop around for the best speed/cost. Cash or PayPal only, without exception. I'll be making damn sure it's a legit email from PayPal, and can spot fakes. I expect the buyer to want to make a merchant purchase, and to pay the merchant fee. I'll accept a 'gift' transfer, but that's really not in the buyer's interest for any online transaction. I only ship once payment has cleared. If you're a scammer, don't even bother because I've bought/sold enough bikes on PB that I can sniff you from a mile away. I don't care if its for the Pope's birthday and that you're in a rush. I won't do COD or Western Union. Ahh who am I kidding, you'll still try to scam me, lol.