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Kona CoilAir 2008 freeride/all mountain Mountain Bike - $900 (Waikoloa) This bike is in excellent condition! Absolutely no problems with it and it looks great too. It has always been stored indoors and properly maintained. Size medium, will fit anyone from 5'6" to 6'. Includes Magic Link technology where the rear suspension adjusts itself to be ideal for pedaling hard uphill or slackening for descending technical terrain. Includes Marzocchi 160 mm adjustable front fork and Fox's RP2 rear air shock. This bike is built to handle literally everything. You can use it for anything from cross country to gnarley downhill and freeride trails. The seat and grips have both been upgraded as well. Frame sizes: M(17") Frame tubing: Kona Clump 7005 Aluminum/Magic 6+1 System Rear Shock: Fox RP2 with XV sleeve Fork: Marzocchi 55-TST2 20mm axle 160mm Headset: TH w/Big Nut Crankarms: FSA MOTO MegaExo Chainrings: Rockguard /36/24 B/B: FSA MegaExo Pedals: Shimano M505 Clipless Chain: Shimano HG53 Freewheel: Shimano Deore (11-34, 9spd) F/D: Shimano Deore R/D: Shimano LX Shifters: Shimano Deore Handlebar: Kona DH Aluminum Riser Stem: Kona XC/BC Brakes: Hayes Stroker Trail Hydraulic V7 Brake Levers: Hayes Stroker Trail Hydraulic Front hub: KK Disc 20mm Rear hub: Shimano M525 Disc Spokes: Stainless 14g Tires: Maxxis Advantage 26 x 2.4 Rims: Sun EQ 2.7SL Seatpost: Kona Double Clamp Seat clamp: Kona QR Colors: Brown & White Matt

REDUCED PRICE Size Medium 2010 Giant Faith 0. Barely ridden. I bought it for $4250, and willing to give it up for $3100 even though its practically new. I moved to Hawaii in september (a few months after buying it) and stored it at my parent's house. In fact after riding it, Giant replaced the front triangle so that's very very new. There are no scratches or defects on the frame that I am aware of. The right grip has a small tear but everything else is perfect. I took amazing care of it because I was obsessed with it. I hand washed and used bike lust on it after every ride. It has always been stored indoors. As far as upgrades, it has a telescoping seat-post so you can pedal it uphill if you want and a WTB Deva seat instead of the hard factory giant seat. Also I put a dual ring in the front to make pedaling uphill easier for those rides you can't shuttle. This is the Giant Faith 0 so it has amazing components. - RockShox Totem Solo Air, 180mm suspension fork, RockShox Vivid 5.1 rear shock - SRAM X.9 shifters/X.9 rear derailleur with Avid Elixir CR disc brakes - Race Face Respond DH handlebar/Diabolus stem - Sun Ringle MTX31 rim/Giant Tracker 20mm (f) hub/Formula Disc (r) hub, wheelset You can check out the rest at http://www.giant-bicycles.com/en-US/bikes/mountain/2274/37079/ Although remember I switched out the front chainring, seat-post and seat. Check out this review on it from Mountain Bike Action Magazine: http://www.mbaction.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=news&mod=News&mid=9A02E3B96F2A415ABC72CB5F516B4C10&tier=3&nid=D469CC41631A4968B74D8C1FFFB31D43 Good deal for you because I can't bring it to Hawaii so it's not doing me much good in Oregon. So I have to loose $1150 but at least someone will be riding it! You will have to pick it up in Oregon because it is at my parent's house and I live in Hawaii. I wouldn't trust my parents to package it safely enough to ship it. They live near Eugene, but somewhere nearby could possibly be arranged as well. For another $150 I may be willing to fly to Oregon, package it and ship it off however.