BrackishCycles

1970-something Schwinn Le Tour frame fork stem and headset. All other parts replaced with brand new parts at the time of build All city Thunderdome crankset all city rear cog velo orange hubs laced to sunringle cr18 rims with champion spokes (custom wheel build) schwalbe pro one tt tires planet bike mudflaps (front cut down to fit a front basket, basket not included) velo orange brake levers tektro brakes wtb saddle seatpost is proprietary size 1" seatpost? Im not sure so it is shimmed to fit a 27.2 seatpost rides great, just work from home now so don't need a townie/commuter bike.

Kona Lele 2012 XS. Perfect for shorter riders who aren't fond of the larger wheel sizes. Has had a recent overhaul with 50 hour service on the suspension, new cable and housing for the shifting, all linkage disassembled and regreased, new Sram Level brakes. Everything else original. Bike is certainly used but not abused. The original owner (5'2 120 lbs) used it for 8 years before handing it down to her daughter (5'3" 120lbs). Both recreational "green" trail riders. The current owner purchased a new bike and so this one is up for sale! Tires are in decent shape, fork works great, rear shock sucks down and will need a new air shaft. The air seals have been replaced but air is bypassing into the negative chamber, causing the shock to lose travel. New shocks can be found for relatively cheap. Rims are "not tubeless compatible" but rear tire is. https://2012.konaworld.com/womens.cfm?content=lele "One of the best dual-suspension XC bikes we've ever made continues its legacy as a spectacularly quick, nimble and amazingly plush 100mm cross-country race bike. For 2012, the Lele is made using new Scandium 6069 tubing, one of the strongest and most lightweight aluminum alloys available, and a spec package that's speedy and light. The perfect bike for the budding multi-stage or technical XC course racer. "

Used for about a month (4 times?) and it was too short. In like new condition.