LordEndo

Tailgate protector - fits Ridgeline or Tacoma or smaller pickups. Flap to access gate latch and Velcro loops to secure frame (saves steering head bearings). Great shape. Used a couple of seasons locally. No longer have a truck.

Selling my 2011 Remedy 9.7. Medium frame. Upgraded pedals (spike spank), wide bars, seat, tires. Beautiful, light, capable bike. It's been sitting in the garage for a year now and only seen four or five rides. Sad but true.... Brand new Reverb seat post (long travel - optional), also comes with a shorter travel dropper. Tires are new and it was just tuned up at the LBS - everything in great shape. http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2011/archive/trek/remedy97/#/us/en/archive-model/details?url=us/en/bikes/2011/archive/trek/remedy97 $2250 without the shorter dropper installed, $2500 with the reverb installed. I measure 16.5" from the bottom bracket centre to the top of the seat stay, so I'm guessing that means it's a 17.5 or 18.5. Trek list their sizes as virtual sizes because of the lower crossbar. I'm 5'9" and ride medium frame bikes in every other manufacturer, so use that as a point of reference.

Medium Frame Excellent bike. So much so that I've picked up a Remedy Carbon of the same year. Too much overlap to keep both. Bought new last June (2012). Hasn't been ridden much - just last season around the local mountains. I've been injured this year so it's hardly been ridden. - Krank Bros Kronolog dropper seat post - Maxxis Minion tires (super tacky DHF, regular DHR rear) - Lock on grips - Super light thin pedals - New derailer and chain this season. - New bars....wide....light weight You can find the specs online, it's otherwise stock.

Time to sell my beloved BigHit. My knees can't handle the hits anymore. The bike weighs in at about 41lbs with the new fork. Medium frame. It's a 2009 and I'm the only owner (bought from Obsession Bikes). It saw two good seasons of use and sporadic use between injuries since. Last year installed a new 2011 Boxxer World Cup DH fork, RaceFace Atlas direct mount stem (adjustable between 30mm and 50mm modes - currently mounted 30mm), Atlas handlebars (full width), FSA headset and Spank Spike pedals. The grips are new as well (lock on of course). The rear brake caliper was replaced in it's second year - both brakes bled at the start of this season (ridden twice this year). Pads are new and the tires have had two rides on the them (Maxxis Minnion). I went down one tooth on the front sprocket when I purchased it - 32t if I remember correctly. It's a great setup as the fork change did not change the geometry of the bike. So it has a DH feeling front and a FR back. I'm gonna cry a little when it goes....this was the only DH bike I've owned that I ever gelled with. This is a great deal as I'm asking less than what the new parts cost me last year. Bike needs nothing. The pics don't show the new tires or grips.

Great bike rack. Leans against wall - no holes.... http://www.mec.ca/AST/ShopMEC/MemberPicks/PRD~5003-950/delta-michelangelo-gravity-bike-storage-rack.jsp