BothyDunc

Stumpjumper EVO size S2 (equates to between a M/L) Frame isn’t even 8 months old (we bought it ex display in October) and son has already outgrown it. Accepts 29” wheels but we have ran it as a 27.5 and it rides really well. Has barely been ridden as it wasn’t ridden over winter but has been well looked after between rides as it was his pride and joy. Has had frame protect on it since we got it although has 2 small rub marks. All cables are neatly housed internally which gives the bike a really sleek, clean look. Has all original documentation. Forks - Fox Float 34 2 years old, excellent condition, only blemishes are on the decals which can be replaced. Regularly serviced and most recently in February when a larger air strut was put in. They are set up to allow the bike to be mullet. Missing red rebound dial but still able to adjust. PLEASE READ - does not come with wheels as they were on loan. I’m Both frame and forks are boost, so it would be easy to transfer wheels from another bike or purchase a set to put on. Only require standard HG freehub £950 Postage possible at buyers expense.

Full invisiframed from new. Only blemishes in photos are rubs on the invisiframe but it’s all intact and frame unmarked. Climbs really well and descends way better than a trail bike should, I ended up buying it as my son had the smaller size and was impressed with how it handled. Also ended up buying the wife one too. Shock was serviced about 4 months ago and hasn’t been ridden much since. Frame Orbea Occam OMR 150mm travel 29" C-Boost 12x148 Shock Fox FLOAT X Factory 2-Position Evol LV Kashima custom tune 210x55mm Headset Acros Alloy 1-1/8 - 1-1/2" Integrated Stem OC1 3D Forged 35mm interface 7¼ Handlebar OC1 35mm 12mm Rise 780mm Chainguide Orbea OC chainguide. Colours Ice Green - Jade Green, Infinity Green, Metallic Mulberry - Black (Matte) Reason for sale, shift in riding/personal circumstances. Was barely a year old when I stopped riding it and hadn’t been ridden through winter Iv left nearly all cables in frame for rerouting, but it’s a pretty easy frame to maintain. Happy to post across UK at buyers expense. £15 anywhere in the UK

Built up for a month until my full sus arrived. But barely ridden in that time, I’m 6”2 and it was grand for bashing along gravel roads and then turning down the occasional off piste. Frame is in mint, near new condition. Pikes RTC3 up front have been regularly serviced but show cosmetic signs of use on decals. Forks are currently set to 110mm travel but I also have the air strut for 150mm. Stanchions are excellent condition. Shimano Zee brakes (I’d rather not part with these but they are on). The rear wheel is on a booster spacing kit, front wheel is boost. Dropper is a 6 month old brand x, has the tiniest amount of sag, about 5mm. Air struts are easy and cheap to change on them Iv just never really been bothered by it. It’s on a 10spd shimano system as Iv only ever ran hardtails at 10 speed for maintaining fitness through the winter and ease of maintenance. Reason for selling: I loved riding hardtails but new FS is nice for all round everything. Also son managed to crack his frame and need to fund the new one! Any questions just ask, happy to allow viewing, bought as seen. Can ship at buyers expense

For sale my pair of Nukeproof Horizon V2 wheels bought last year to put on my then bike, rode them for about 50 miles then sold the bike and kept the wheels for a new build that never happened. Aside from a graze on the front rim they are near immaculate, even the rim tape looks like new. Very strong and true with a great hub sound due to the 102t points of engagement, these wheels have had great reviews. Only reason for selling is that the next bike I'm buying come with the same wheels as standard. No point in having 2 sets as I don't ride that hard. Boost with an XD driver Will post at buyers expense __________________________________________________________________ Nukeproof's info on the wheels below. Comes with the brand's extensively trailed and tested alloy blend, which includes a rim construction that's specifically made to meet the demands of both enduro and downhill (DH) riders. Producing a hardness similar to 7-series alloy but with the ductility and yield properties of a 6-series, this wheelset gives you the best of both worlds in terms of strength, stiffness and weight. Both rims have the same profile, but the rear has a thicker sidewall for added strength on the trails. Another benefit is it comes equipped with J-bend spokes, which means that tensioning and spoke replacement is quick and easy. Enduro ABEC 5 Bearings After extensive testing with various brands of bearings, Nukeproof chose to use Enduro ABEC 5 bearings in this wheelset. These bearings have the “LLU/LLB” seal type, which uses two lips that make light contact in a groove to create a labyrinth where the water or dirt has a more difficult time penetrating. LLU seals are similar, only the contact pressure or interference fit is greater to seal better. Enduro bearings have 80% grease fill on both sides whereas most other bearings have 35% grease fill on one side. This delivers full coverage, so there are no dry areas as well as avoiding metal on metal contact or wear. This means that the axle feels tight out of the box and after a couple of rides it will become free. Nukeproof Horizon V2 Hub The Nukeproof Horizon V2 rear hub has 102 points of engagement and comes in a range of freehub options. Freehubs are also available separately and easily changeable if you choose to upgrade your drivetrain in the future. The 148mm XD hub can be converted to 141mm using end caps. The hub has also been machined to remove excess material and make it as strong and light as possible. Nukeproof has fitted these hubs with its louder pawls and springs, this gives the wheel a nice buzz as you head down the trail. If you prefer the quiet life, you can get the quieter ones which are available separately.

Spank Spike Rims on Hope Pro 2 hubs Built 2 years ago, used for a couple of months and have then sat on an unused jump bike (clean) Hand built by OFB wheels, sapim spokes. Good bearings. Currently set at front 100x15 and rear 135x10qr. I may have rear axle caps to run 142x10 tucked away in the garage. Otherwise they don't cost much and easily converted. Nice and clean wheels, very strong and straight. A few bits of sealant residue that I haven't got round to rubbing away. £250 ono https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/spank-spike-race-33-bead-bite-mtb-rim/rp-prod142541?gs=1&sku=sku532047&utm_source=google&utm_term=&utm_campaign=&utm_medium=base&gclid=CjwKCAiA5t-OBhByEiwAhR-hmwNzr3PnQwcLLNfXDox5miDp7up45LXF-bKNRYBmmpqNjIP1zsncHxoCqXsQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds