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Howdy sports fans! What we have here is an iconic Norco Moment in blue. I have reached a critical mass of bicycles recently and made the difficult decision to part ways with one of my favorites. This bike has been with me since 2007 and the frame is in great shape for the how many hours its been used. There are scuffs and paint chips in the usual places, down tube, chain stay, bb shell and seat stays. It has one ding/hard scrap on the down tube but its cosmetic. The bike is in a rolling state but the fork is blown out and it needs a rear brake bleed. Would love a local to pick it up and avoid shipping if not buyer pays for shipping. Spec list: 2005 Norco Moment Marzocchi MX Comp (blown out) King headset Hope Stem 50mm 25º Easton Monkey Bar EA 70 ODI lock on grips Avid BB7 Front brake 160mm rotor Azonic Outlaw 36h front with tube wrapped in Michelin Mountain Xtreme Magura HS33 with Czar CNC'ed lever and Magura brake booster Truvativ Luftalarm cranks 175mm with custom bash guard 25t chain ring Truvativ pedals KMC chain Origin 8 tensioner King classic rear hub with fun bolts conversion Alex Rims DX32 no braking surface grind Maxxis High Roller 2.35 with tube unknown Pivotal saddle and seat post I can't remember the BMX company

I'm finally parting ways with my 2006 Echo Pure Street trials bike. This bike served me well as a skill builder and would be the perfect bike for entry level through advanced riders that want an overbuilt bike they don't have to worry about breaking. Overbuilt is a bit of an understatement, it's a tank (26lbs.) Counting grams and shaving weight were not considered when upgrading. This bike will help you build a ladder to reach new goals and bake you a red velvet cake of self-confidence with cream cheese frosting called skills. Pros: Ready to ride Front brake is dialed It's a pogo stick with wheels Cons: Some scratches and scuffs as to be expected NO dents or structural damage. Saddle has small rips on both sides, easily upholstered, I just never found the time. Also have a Felt road saddle I could throw in. Rear brake feels great but rubs the rim a little BYOP bring your own pedals Specs: 2006 Echo Pure Street aluminum frame Surly Karate Monkey chromoly fork WTB hub laced to ???? rim Maxxis Minion DH 2.5 tire Salsa rasta skewer Chris King rasta headset Easton EA 30 stem 75mm Echo 7075 bar uncut Avid BB7 front brake Avid 203 rotor XTR lever Magura HS33 rear brake Square taper BB FSA 170mm cranks Brisa 20T front ring White Industries 18T freewheel (72 points of engagement) Surly Singulator tensioner Surly 1x1 hub laced to Alex DX32 rim bolt down axel Maxxis Minion DH 2.5 tire Chopped Pro taper seat post Odyssey mini bmx saddle Funny story/why it took so long for me to sell this bike I purchased this bike from its first owner, a local bike shop wrench. Over the course of a year I upgraded several components and was really getting used to how it handled. My house was broken into an the Echo was the shiniest of the bikes or the closest to the door. My dragnet brought up nothing and APD's pawn shop unit was no help. I gave up looking after a few months and moved on, got another Echo (check my seller history for it) and damn near forgot about the Pure Street. 3 years later at the local watering hole my friend asks me about the Echo and I start listing off the specs. He's like yeah, that's sounds exactly like the bike I just bought off my friend for $100. His friend bought the bike 2 years earlier from Craigslist (I should kept searching, gave up to soon) and never really rode it. My friend saw it knew it was mine and after reimbursing him the hundo I got the ol Echo back! It's hard to say goodbye to a bike I lost and somehow found again but it's time for it to enhance someone else's life. I'm in no hurry to sell this bike and would like to see it go to a good home.