Griffin94

I am selling my dad’s 2015 Giant Glory DH. We purchased it from Whistlers demo fleet (they buy and sell a new inventory every year) and it has only been ridden a handful of times since, not hard. My dad was never that extreme and hasn’t ridden it in a couple of years so the bike is still in very good shape. It has also been garage kept its whole life. Bike is a size small, aluminum frame, 26” wheels, sram setup with x9 derailleur, xo bash guard in the front. Avid code hydraulic brakes with 200mm discs. Rockshox domain fork, lyric coil over shock. DT Swiss fr630 wheels, Bike is stock how it came from Whistler. The thing sends, I had one in a size medium myself and rode everything. This would be the perfect bike for a lady, a young buck who needs an upgrade, or a vertically challenged individual such as my dad. Bike comes with a spare DT Swiss FR630 wheel mounted with a newer Maxis Minion tire, and brake disc. Bike also comes with truvativ Holzfeller pedals included. Shoot me your best offer or trade for size medium enduro/all mountain.

I'm parting with my Fox forks because I bought a downhill bike and no longer have a bike that this fork would go on. These are the 2014 Fox 34 Talas forks for 26 inch wheels. The steertube is 1.5 tapered, 7 3/4 inches long. 15mm quick release. The fork has been ridden only a handful of times, I bought them last summer and have loved them ever since, I just no longer have an use for them. They are by far the smoothest performing fork I have ever used and are very light, around 4 pounds i think. There are no scratches on the stanchions, only one on the left lower, just cosmetic. The seals do not leak, the CTD adjustments all work perfectly. The fork has a lockout, rebound, high and low speed compression settings for climbing, trail riding and faster descents. Riding this fork in Tahoe has been a joy, it is perfect for the trails here and the combination of long climbs to rough descents. Anyone familiar with Corral loop deserves to know how fun this fork is on it. I am negotiable on my price but don't offer insultingly low, this fork is like new.

Selling my bro's Big hit, he grew out of it this year. Original owner, it sat at a local bike shop till 2011 when we bought it, so only has 4 years of riding not 6. My brother never weighed more than 120lbs at his heaviest riding this bike, so it never really got beat up. It turned out to be the perfect small bike for him to learn on and grow into as a downhill rider. This bike has been ridden a lot, but has been maintained and hasn't had many problems, the bike is mostly stock, but has a Mavic Deemax rear wheel. This is a great bike for a smaller person, a kid or smaller statured adult (it is a small frame and has a very low standover height) and a great bike for tahoe, it not being a full downhill rig. The rear hub on the Deemax has been serviced in the last week and rolls like nobody's business. Rear brakes bled this week. Frame: 2009 Specialized Big Hit FSR 3 Fork: Rockshox Domain 318 180mm Shock: Fox DHX 4.0 coil Wheels: Front DT Swiss F550 Rear Mavic Deemax Ultimate (True) Brakes: Avid Elixir 5 Drivetrain: Sram x9 1x9 Chainguide: MRP G3 Pedals: Truvativ Holzfeller Tires: Continental Rain King, Bontrager (not sure specifically) both are new 2.5 width DH tires. Cranks: Truvativ Husselfeldt. Remaining components are stock specialized (seat/post, bars, stem) Message me if you would like any more info or photos of the bike, Thanks!