DavidVollrath

Selling a barely ridden rear wheel. I bought this to convert a bike to a mullet but ended up selling the bike with a different wheel on it. I rode it about 4 times. In perfect condition with rim tape on it and ready to accept a shimano cassette.

Selling a pair of brand new SLX 175mm cranks that were a takeoff of a Kona Process.

Selling my Transition Patrol. This bike has really taught me a lot about riding and gave me the confidence to learn bigger features without dumbing them down too much. This is a well ridden but equally well maintained bike. It's great for someone that wants something to get them into the sport or upgrade to something more capable to keep up with their friends. It has modern geometry, as well as top of the line suspension, brakes and drivetrain. It's truly riding very well right now. The suspension has been serviced about 3-4 times. It's gonna be due for service after a few months of riding which will be the biggest extra cost associated with this bike. It's the standard X01 build with a few changes -oneup 180mm dropper post (so much better than the stock 150mm reverb and slams all the way down too) -new renthal bars -new assegai front tire -rear minion dhr has 60 percent life left I would say -cushcore in rear -front fender -pnw loam grips -new GX cassette, front chainring, and gold chain. Less than 300 miles on those so has a long life left. -new steel rear axle in stans rear wheel (aluminum version snapped, a common issue apparently) -newer aluminum rear triangle. The original carbon one cracked and was warrantied. Apparently transition had issues with those so they replaced all of the warrantied carbon triangles with aluminum. Probably a good thing since you won't have to deal with that in the future. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions and want to discuss the bike further.

Selling a nearly brand new Kona Process X size Medium. I took it on 4 rides before deciding that it's simply too large for me. At 5'6" the 465mm reach is a bit too much to handle. I think this bike is suited more for someone between 5'8" and 6'. As you can see from the photos the bike is in near perfect shape, and honestly one of the most beautiful bikes I've seen. I've gotten comments on every ride I've been on with it. I did take a spill that scratched the handlebars and brake levers but that's it. Buying this saves you well over a grand when you account for sales tax. I did some upgrades on the bike right away to get it to ride the way I wanted and threw on a 27.5" wheel. For the price listed of $4100 I'll be reverting it to entirely stock but will give you the option of either the 27.5" wheel or the 29" wheel that came with it. Here's the spec list of what will come on it: https://www.konaworld.com/products/process-x-cr?variant=41333568798764 I did the following upgrades that I can leave on the bike if you're willing to pay extra upgraded price. This is probably the best deal if you take them. They're all brand new and discounted: Chromag Dagga Pedals $160 Raceface Stem Turbine 32mm Stem $100 oneup 180mm dropper post $200 (this is the only one that is a takeoff from another bike. The TransX 170mm seems great but just a touch less travel) XT 165mm cranks $120

Selling a very lightly used Stooge Scrambler custom build done by the Cub House in Pasadena, CA. Really fun bike for around town / spicing up some mellower mtb trails. Just built up in January and honestly don't ride it enough so it has to go. Bike cost over $3500 new to build up. It has a few nicks here and there from riding, the most egregious being the collar of the oneup dropper from when I shimmed it to 140mm (can be put back to 150 if desired). Comes with the purple front bag as well. Here's some links to tell ya more about the bike: http://stoogecycles.co.uk/product/scrambler/ https://theradavist.com/pushing-rigid-mtb-geometry-a-review-of-the-stooge-cycles-scrambler/ Specs: Stooge Scrambler frame Hunt Trail Wide Wheelset Garabaruk cassette shimano xt crankset gx chain gx shifter gx rear derailleur Sram BB Shimano XT brakes (DIFFERENT THAN PICTURED) Maxxis Rekon Race tires sram centerline rotors blue lug marble pedals QBP brand stem QBP brand handlebars dmr death grips nukeproof horizon enduro saddle one up 150mm dropper post

Selling my All City Spacehorse with a bunch of upgrades / bags and modifications. It's in good condition. Some minor scratches here and there. Definitely used, but in good running order. It mainly used it for running errands and grocery shopping. It's capable of carrying 2 and a half bags of groceries with the bags included! For normal use I run it without the rear panniers on. The front bag alone is very spacious. Here are a few notes about specs: -650b wheels with Ultradynamico tires -tubus rear rack $200 https://www.westernbikeworks.com/product/tubus-logo-evo-rear-rack?v=0000000&adl=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwzY2bBhB6EiwAPpUpZi3cih5kVCAOlsAzOGdMqjUZ3wUsvi7hTiO54SENz-JYQmgzv86lZRoCaT0QAvD_BwE -Front rack (forget manufacturer) -Wald 137 basket: $40 https://waldsports.com/store/front-baskets/1372-front-basket/ -Outershell basket bag $190 in XPAC https://outershell.com/shop/137-basket-bag -2 North Street Grocery Panniers $85 each https://northstbags.com/collections/bike-panniers/products/gladstone-grocery-pannier?variant=39679194726556 -Brooks Saddle -Simworks GSC smog cutter handlebars $125 http://goldensaddlecyclery.bigcartel.com/product/sim-works-4-gsc-smog-cutter-handlebars -paul components gino light mount $30 (allows you to run a front light without the bag blocking it) https://www.jensonusa.com/Paul-Components-Gino-Light-Mount-Black-260-M5-Mount?loc=usa&gclid=CjwKCAjwzY2bBhB6EiwAPpUpZr-Egm6b8O9l2noTFAV2yrJnZ0hA7KQqZ2iVGhaiGzUNswnbLl2s9BoCwdUQAvD_BwE -Sram Apex groupset The bags and racks alone on this bike are worth of $600 on it's own. I'm open to selling this bike without them if it doesn't sell in the next week, but would rather include all the bags for the right person. Also for sizing this bike is good for riders between 5'4" and 5'10" incase that's helpful to know.