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Im selling my spank spike wheelset, the front wheel is in really good condition, the rear wheel is very sad but I have a brand new rim for it. It usually costs $70 ish to swap the rim and I could get that done before selling but would charge an extra $40. Other than that the both wheels ride super solid, and are great for any kind of riding except for XC lol. I'll add some pictures when I have the chance.

I have a giant fathom that I used to race XC on. Excelled through two seasons of my most successful racing even though it wasn’t the nicesest bike on course, grabbed some podiums and had a ton of fun but now it’s Time for her to go. I’ll sell the full bike for 900 and just the frame for 500. Will come with Bontrager tires.

160mm rs yari Came off an XL slash so the steerer tube will pretty much fit anything, I haven't used it once so it's brand new. 350 is super low for a brand new fork so I probably won't go any lower... Id be willing to trade for a new 29" XC fork- boost and 100mm- 110mm travel.

Super sick park/freeride bike, I rode it a bit but now I'm looking into a slightly larger frame size bike. Also looking for a race DH bike. The bike is in great condition, it was a demo bike before I got it and since the day it was bought it's felt 100% solid. Right after I purchased it, a lot of the guys in the shop said they had ones that they had been using for a couple of years, and that all the bolts where still factory tight and the bike was working great for them. I went from an enduro to this bike, as my first DH bike, and it totally changed the way I rode park. I stopped having to take tons of breaks in the day because my hands hurt, and started hitting tech trails wayyyyy faster. That extra 40 mils does a ton. It makes riding DH sooo much fun. The only downside is that it isn't insanely fast. Don't get me wrong, a good rider can shred this thing hard, but on long straight aways, or less steep jump trails it goes slower than a 27.5, even though you still can send just as much as on any other bike. One of the guys I talked to about it remarked that it feels like a 200 mil slope bike, or as close as you can get to one. This ride is bomb proof, and that's one of the reasons I got it. I was tired of breaking parts on my enduro bike from riding park, and after I got this thing I never was spending an extra 20$ every trip up. I would recommend this bike to anyone either starting to ride park, or just wanting to be able to get super stylish on big jump lines without having to worry that you're going to break your frame.