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Scott Voltage FR 20 2012 Awesome bike, very adaptable machine! Purchased 5 months ago, still runs like new I maintain my bikes and take good care of them! Selling as i want to get into enduro. Wil add more photos when i get the chance for now just one of me riding and a PB one exact bike though, heres PB review onit http://www.pinkbike.com/news/scott-voltage-fr20-tested.html Speclist; Frame:Voltage FR Alloy 6061, hydroformed tubing, slopestyle and park geometry, ISCG & ISCG05 tabs, 1.5" headtube, IDS interchangeable dropout with 12mm thru axle, 160-180mm travelRear Shock:Fox Van R,coil spring preload, speed sensitive compression & rebound damping, rebound adjustable, custom tunedFork:Rockshox Domain Dualcrown R, 200mm travel, coil & oil, rebound adjustable, alloy steerer, 20mm Maxle Chain Device/Bashguard:e*thirteen LG-1 chain guide with Taco bashguard, ISCG05 Rear Derailleur:SRAM X7 short cage Number of Gears:9 Shifters:SRAM X5 trigger Chainset:Truvativ Hussefelt 1.0, 165mmChainrings:36 tooth alloy Bottom Bracket:Truvativ Howitzer XR Cassette:SRAM PG950 11-28 tooth 9-speed Chain:SRAM PC951 Pedals:Wellgo B155U SCT flat with replaceable pins Front Brake:Avid Elixir 5S Disc, 200mm rotor Rear Brake:Avid Elixir 5S Disc, 200mm rotor Brake Levers:Avid Elixir 5S Handlebars:Scott Pilot FR 1 Pro, DB, 20mm rise, 750mm Stem:Scott MJ-BoXXer 02, 0 degree angle, 50mm Headset:FSA Orbit E 1.5R, alloy cups, semi-integrated Rims:Alex FR32 DH Disc, Red Front Hub:Scott Comp, 20mm thru axle Rear Hub:Scott DHL-135, 12mm thru axle, 135mm wideSpokes:DT Swiss Industry Black, 14g, 2.0mm Front Tyre:Schwalbe Big Betty DH, 26x2.4, Vertstar Triple Nano compound, wire bead, 2-ply DH casing, snake bite protection Rear Tyre:Schwalbe Big Betty DH, 26x2.4, Trailstar Triple Nano compound, wire bead, 2-ply DH casing, snake bite protection Saddle:Scott Voltage FR Seatpost:Scott DJ Zero Offset I could deliver the bike to the winning bidder if you are within about 200miles just cover fuel costs, as I would prefer cash! but would post if need be postage would cost £40. Any questions just ask, Cheers Terry.