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This is an essentially brand new (no scratches, frame protection on down tube, chainstays, and headtube) Rip Cycles Basic 29 Frame. I received it from the Owner, Bryan, to create some promotional content with and was really hoping to make it my new daily driver but it’s sadly a bit too small for me. The frame will also come with a Cane Creek headset already installed. Frame geo: Reach: 455mm Headtube Angle: 64 degrees with 150mm fork Seat tube length: 410mm Internally routed 31.6mm sea tube Seat Tube Angle: 77 degrees Chainstay length: Adjustable from 425-450mm BB drop: 20mm 73mm threaded BB The steel frame is hand built in Orange County and lists $900. Here’s a link to learn more about the bike/brand: https://www.ripcycles.com/ Will consider MTB related trades if you are local and can do a hand-to-hand exchange. Let me know if you have any questions!

This is a 2016 Trek Fuel EX 7 (130mm x 120mm) (size 18.5/17.5) that my wife has been riding for the last two years. I believe we were the second owners. Selling because she is upgrading to a Trek Slash. The Good: -Upper/lower fork rebuild and brake bleed by Bicycle Way of Life in November -125 mm Specialized Command dropper post (internally routed through seattube) -1x10 Microshift Advent X drivetrain (11-48) -BRAND NEW (0 miles) Bontrager SE6 front tire -50% worn Maxxis Aggressor rear tire (will include brand new Bontrager SE4 for $50 if interested) -Shimano XT front brake, Deore rear brake -Raceface Chester pedals and PNW Loam grips installed in September -No scratches on fork, shock, or dropper stanchions The Bad: -Dropper post leaks air (re-inflate under saddle before each ride) -Fox Float shock compression damper is temperamental (sometimes won’t switch between climb/trail/open, she just left it in open) The Ugly: -Frame and fork lowers are pretty scratched up -Torn saddle Great, affordable bike brought to modern standards w/ 1x drivetrain and dropper post. Fits someone around 5’5”-5’10”. Let me if you have any other questions on spec/geometry/etc!