Ajtski

Regretfully parting with my noble steed because I’m moving to Europe. Really fun bike to pedal, and nimble, playful, and stable going down. New rear wheel (replaced with same as stock — Bontrager Line Comp 30) and fresh Minion DHF and DHR tires put on about 10 rides ago. All stock minus the tires and ODI grips. Although XL, Treks fit a bit small. Likely the right size for anyone 6ft and bigger. Wear and tear as expected with some rub and dings here and there, but in good functioning shape. Saddle ripped coming off a bike rack recently — didn’t swap it for a new one because I figured its new owner might have a different saddle preference from me. Candy pedals not included but I do have a pair of old V-Sixty flats with some missing pins I can throw in if you need some. Specs: https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/mountain-bikes/trail-mountain-bikes/remedy/remedy-7-27-5/p/21752/

Great commuter bike that has served me well the last 5 years. Moving abroad and can’t bring it with me. Upgraded the rear wheel to a higher spoke count / beefier wheel to handle panniers better (Mavic A319 32-spoke with Shimano Sora RS300 hub). Lots of other parts changed over the years from previous owner and myself including adjustable stem, and in-line brake levers. Pretty sure it is a 2010 but I could be wrong. The pannier rack is pretty busted up and close to unusable, but otherwise bike is in great shape. Pedals in photos have been swapped out for a pair of flats.

Zee DH derailleur floating around in my bike parts spares. Seems to be in smooth working order, likely was in there as a backup for an old roomates' DH bike. I don't ride DH so it's up for grabs.

Used with some small dings here and there (see pictures), but overall it's in better condition than most trials unicycles. Email me for more pictures, information, or any offers. Willing to negotiate. I believe it's an 03 or 04 because they switched their colour to blue around 2004/05. May be willing to ship within Canada.