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Long travel (180mm) Rockshox Lyric fork, from a Haibike Enduro mountain bike. They have been upgraded with the the Debonair Air Spring Upgrade Kit. Standard axle, non-boost. Adjustable compression and rebound. 27.5 wheel size, although depending on tire size, they may work with 29" wheel. The factory decals have some scratches, but other than that, the forks look nice. Decals are available and are easy to replace. If you are not local to Ventura County, I can ship.

Nice set of forks, removed from a Haibike Nduro mountain bike. They have been upgraded with the the Debonair Air Spring Upgrade Kit. If you want to go fast & smooth through the bumps, this is the fork for you. It's 180 mm travel makes for a very comfortable ride. Standard axle, non-boost. Adjustable compression and rebound The bike these were on had a 27.5 wheel size. The factory decals have some scratches, but other than that, the forks look new. Decals are available and are easy to replace. If you are not local to Ventura County, I can ship.

Haibike 6.5 Nduro EMTB. Size: Large. Many upgrades. Yamaha motor, very reliable. This is the long travel enduro model, made to ride fast and smooth over bumpy terrain. Must see and ride to appreciate how good this bike is. Haibike was the one of the first companies to come out with a serious electric mountain bike. It has Shimano XTR shifting, Shimano Zee brakes, Fox 36 w' Grip 2 valving or Rockshox Lyric forks, Maxxis tires (tubeless), DT Swiss wheels, etc. No damage or worn out items....just a few typical scratches from riding. Comes with upgraded pedals and seat, plus stock seat. All the best stuff, and it looks great! I get many comments on how good it looks whenever I stop to talk with other riders at the various trail heads. I have a street version (front suspension only) that I can swap batteries back and forth with. I'm only 5'7" so I plan to get a small when I sell this. I can ride this bike just fine, but I can't get my weight back as far as I'd like, like on the smaller frame. The battery is 500 WH and charges fully and holds the charge...I usually have about 25% left after about 20 miles, using all levels of power and doing about 3000 sf vertical. On rides with smaller climbs, I can get over 40 miles on a charge. Price is $2700 with the Rockshox fork, or $3000 with the Fox. The fox has a bit more solid feel and more adjustments to both rebound and compression.