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Hey there! I'm selling my 2021 Evil Offering V2. Trust me, I don't want to. This bike rips; HARD. This is the GX build. Size Large. Ridden but not abused. I was able to get about 4 months of riding on it between the California wildfires and moving to Phoenix, AZ. So with that being said, everything is still the stock GX build. Expect the linkage. I'm the original owner. I have the Cascade Components Linkage on this build. Check it out here - https://cascadecomponents.bike/collections/evil-linkages/products/v2-offering-link (Yes I also have the stock linkage as well, but the Cascade Components is the way to go, in my opinion) I also have a SRAM AXS XO1 derailleur/shifter kit that is brand new in the box. Was originally for this build that I never got around to installing. (Extra: $700) This is the link to Evil's product listing for the Offering V2. I recommend checking this out if you're not familiar with the geometry of the bike. - https://www.evil-bikes.com/products/offering The Evil Offering V2 is the perfect balance between fun and capable. Excellent for climbing and even better for descending. Shoot me a message if you have any other questions or would like more photos. I'm selling to get something of less travel, for a little while. If I could afford to have both I would keep this bike, it's seriously the best bike I've had. If you want to see some of my review content on the bike, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCLfcLdJUdNc8B_-sNRzxFg

I got my Santa Cruz Megatower up for sale. This thing is a monster that seems to just do everything well. Of course this bike is great in the most aggressive terrains but also pedals super well for a 160mm enduro machine. This Megatower is the 2020 version that was purchased last September when the new model year was released. This bike has some nice upgrades that has really optimized the ride quality. I was planning on keeping this bike for a couple years but my desire to try different bikes has got me writing this listing. Here is the build out: - Santa Cruz Megatower S Build $5,400 - Deity Speedway Carbon Bars (Uncut 820) $170.00 - Diety Copperhead Stem $99.00 - 2021 Fox 38 in Pistachio $1,200 - Santa Cruz Reserve 30 spinning I9 Hydra Hubs $1,800.00 - Rockshox Super Deluxe Ultimate (600lb coil for you Thiccc boys) - Sram Gx drivetrain that is running buttery smooth. - Maxxis Agressor 2.4 Rear - Maxxis DHF 2.4 Front - Rockshox Reverb 170mm - Sram Code Brakes 200mm Rotors Total Build Price: $8,669 not including tax. VS The asking price of $6,300 Ideally this is a great buy for someone looking for a stacked GX build, who is also trying to save money not having to pay tax on a new one. If you would like to see some videos about the bike, hit the link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCLfcLdJUdNc8B_-sNRzxFg?view_as=subscriber I believe thats going to be everything thats note-able. This bike is ideally perfect for a larger rider who is looking to get the most they can out of a bike. I do have a RaceFace Affect cockpit and a Fox 36 Performance that could be swapped out if you're not interested in those upgrades and we could work out a different price. No Accessories or pedals included. P L E A S E ! ! Do not low ball me or try to trade me your Xbox and your moms dirtbike.

These wheels came off my 2020 Megatower. Ridden only a few times. Perfect shape. NO Dents. True as new. I do have wheel box as shown in the picture, so the will ship safely. RIMS: Race Face AR Offset 30 29" HUBS: Front - DT 370 15x110 32H Rear - DT 370 12x148 32H Asking $400 OBO Buyer pays shipping & PayPal Fees.

Hello fellow shredders. Up for sale is my 2019 Santa Cruz Bronson. I bought this bike in October of last year and have put about 50 miles on it (IF THAT!). I love this build but I'm looking for something a little bit bigger like the Megatower. This is the Bronson C / S Build / Reserve 37 wheel upgrade. Everything on this bike is stock with the Reserve upgrade. I went with the 37s opposed to the 30s because I wanted some very ridged wheels for more strength which was definitely achieved. I've ridden both the 30s and 37s and the 37s feel much more stable in hard corners. The bike currently has a High Roller 2.4 in the rear and a Shorty 2.5 up front. This bike is lightly used and has been maintained by a professional mechanic. Here is a link to the Santa Cruz site where you can see the geo specs and build break down. https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-US/bronson (( Yes, the frame and wheels are already registered with Santa Cruz) P L E A S E seriously inquires only. Let me know if you'd like some more pictures. Buyer pays shipping and PayPal fees. Pedals not included Cheers! Dylan