Hcoleyo

Ridden this fork for the past few years and it's been amazing, just decided to switch over to Fox so the front and rear match.The hype is real behind Ohlins, their stuff is incredible. Been very diligent about servicing this fork regularly. Just had a full rebuild done at the beginning of this season and new seals, foam rings, and fluid just a few weeks ago. I put a ride wrap on it when it was brand new so its in great condition. There are a few small tears in the wrap just from transport. The tears in the RideWrap on the crown are form my old yakima Hangover rack. The stanchions are perfect and theres almost 8" of steerer tube left. This model has a one piece unicrown/steerer tube so no crown race is needed. The lower headset bearing will sit directly on the steerer tube where it meets the crown. Thats why the finish has been rubbed off there. Full specs from Ohlins are pictured and found at the link below https://www.vitalmtb.com/product/guide/Forks,33/hlins/RXF-36-27-5,18806#product-specs

Pulled this off my 2020 Offering as I just upgraded to coil. Service a couple times a year and just rebuilt it after I pulled it off. Works great, no wear or scratches at all. Not even any cosmetic wear.

Almost brand new EVOC Bike Travel Bag Pro. I used this bike for 1 flight and haven't been able to travel with my bike since so I'm looking to get rid of it. It's an awesome bag I just don't use it. Can fit road or mountain bikes all the way up to an XL DH bike. Super protective with separate compartments for the wheels and interior padding for the fork, down/top tube as well as a platform that sits up under the bottom bracket. All you have to do is remove handlebars, wheels, pedals, and pack it up. Takes 15-20 minutes at the most. You can also remove the plastic inserts that give the bag its shape to pack it down smaller for storage. Here is a link to a review of this bag https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/products/evoc-bike-travel-bag-pro-review