Cambot

This is a sort of rare Reynolds 853 steel spot rocker. There are a lot of versions of this blue one so I included a photo of the geo. Belt drive single speed, it can be converted to geared with the included, dropouts. It’s a very fun bike but I upgraded to titanium. I upgraded to carbon bars (cut to 760mm) and gave it a red Chromag stem, 150mm PNW cascade dropper. Here is a review https://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/mountain-bike/a25337320/spot-rocker-ss-29-review/ I road it for 3 seasons, but it’s very well cared for and low miles, I used for short lunch rides when I didn’t have time for a proper ride. The wheels are basically new, I was running a carbon set and had these set aside as a back up. I also have a larger front gates chainring you can swap out for flatter terrain, right now it is slightly smaller than stock. Buyer pays shipping and PayPal fees.

Bluebook value is around $4800, only asking $3900 with cascade link. Carbon wheels, carbon bars, internal storage, XO1 mixed drivetrain! Size S2 (M) see geometry photo, which also confirms retail price. Raw carbon finish looks strange in some light but it’s beautiful in person. The only reason I’m selling is because of my disgusting addiction to upgrading my bikes. Very low miles, only ridden 1 season. A couple Pinkbike reviewers ran this bike as their personal bike for a while (Matt Wragg, Kazimer regularly kept for long periods), and enduro mag editor’s choice. -Fox 150mm 36 Performance Elite, freshly serviced -Rockshox super deluxe Ultimate, near new, no service needed yet. -Cascade link (game changer) 145mm of way more progressive travel, but will include original link as well -160mm Specialized command post dropper -Sram Eagle X01 shifter and derailleur, Raceface 170mm aeffect R crankset (new), sunrace 11-50 Cassette (near new) -Sram code R brakes, 203mm front, 180mm rear (new takeoff) -Roval Traverse fatty SL carbon wheelset, dt350 internals, 36t ratchet, 30mm internal, boosted -Renthal cockpit, 50mm stem, Fatbar carbon 800mm or 760mm adjustable -Specialized phenom saddle Ti rails -Maxxis dissector rear, Maxxis minion Dhr front (new) Here are a couple reviews, the cascade link addresses completely any rear suspension concerns. https://enduro-mtb.com/en/editors-choice-specialized-stumpjumper-evo/ https://www.feedthehabit.com/gear-reviews/2020-specialized-stumpjumper-evo-comp-review/ https://m.pinkbike.com/news/first-ride-specialized-stumpjumper-evo-pro-carbon.html https://m.pinkbike.com/news/review-specialized-stumpjumper-evo-29.html Buyer pays shipping and PayPal fees