Lucasrobinson123

Came off a specialized status, ridden for one season then had full rebuild air can and damper. Ended up liking the coil more so it never went back on the bike, it hasn't been ridden since being serviced. Happy to ship at buyers expense. Thanks!

Take off fork from a pivot point, ridden lightly for one season. Have changed oil in lowers once and cleaned foam rings. No gouges or scratches on stanchions. Happy to ship at buyers expense, thanks!

This bike is about as good condition as a 10 year old bike could be. First owner purchased this after having surgery as a recovery bike, but quickly was back to their normal riding and parked it in a garage for many years. Fast forward to the pandemic and there wasn't a bike to be found, I ended up purchasing this for my partner but besides a couple light rides and a trip to Central Oregon the bike never saw anything further. If I had to estimate this bike has less than 100 miles on it overall. Only major differences from the stock spec would be the handlebars have been swapped to a pair of spank bars, and the front derailleur and 3x chainring has been converted to a narrow wide 1x. My long term plans had been to add an externally routed dropper to the bike, shorter stem, larger range cassette, meatier tires and maybe even an angle-set to make everything a bit more modern. Though that ultimately never happened and now it's simply taking up space when it could be getting put to use by someone. The shock has had a recent refresh, and the climb switches on both fork and shock still swap properly between Climb, Trail, Descend modes. The frame measures around 16" from center of bottom bracket to seat clamp, and the stand over height measures just about 28" from the ground to the bend in the top tube. The reach is likely pretty short by today's standards, so this bike would make a great fit for someone around 5 feet tall, give or take. If interested please let me know, I'd prefer to sell locally but would be willing to ship (buyer pays shipping + $50 boxing fee). Thanks!