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Here for sale is a Cove STD, a serious downhill bike that has been criminally underused since it's purchase. The frame alone cost nearly £2000 alone, and was handmade in Vancouver, Canada by Cove using Easton Rad tubing. The bike is specced to the highest it can be and is in a size small. Spec list: RockShox Totem 1.5" Steerer forks with 40mm Stanchions, 180mm travel Fox DHX 5.0 rear shock with a Nukeproof Titanium Spring Hope Moto V2 Brakes front and rear Hope Moto 203mm Rotors front and rear Hope Pro 2 Hubs front and back Sun MTX Downhill Rims Maxxis Minion DHF EXO 2.5" front and rear Shimano Saint Cranks e13 SRS+ Chain Guide Thomson Stem Blackspire Bars The bike is in very good condition, with only a few cosmetic scratches and no dents at all. It has a frame protector on the top tube, and the wheels are relatively true and bearings smooth. The bike cost over £3000 new, grab a bargain.

Here for sale is a pair of Hope Race Evo M4 Brakes with Race Evo Levers. They are good condition though they do both need a service hence them being sold as for repairs. They are fantastic brakes, probably the best brakes out there and come with Team Green bore caps and Team Green bits on the levers, highly collectable. They come with a Hope Shifter mount for an SLX Lever on the front (right side). If this is not needed, let me know and I can drop £10 off the price. Price is posted! :)

Here for sale is a set of e*thirteen Fatbike cranks in good mechanical condition but it is used so it does have a few scratches and scuffs. They are for a 100mm BB and the crank lengths are 180mm, perfect for fat bikes as they allow you to put that extra torque in. They have a huge oversized 30mm axle, much stiffer than a standard 24mm and the cranks really need it because they are much longer. They weigh ONLY 620G. Included is the bb tool for the 30mm bottom brackets. They can be run triple or single, not sure about double, grab a bargain, these cost about £300 new :)

Here for sale is a Salsa Mukluk, this is probably one the best aluminium fatbikes you can buy, can be run geared or SS, 3.7”, 4.7”, 650b+ and 29+ and you can even run a bluto on it thanks to a tapered headtube. It is an incredibly versatile bike. You could use it as an expedition bike for tackling some of the toughest terrain on earth or you could use it as a bike to cruise and party round the beach on. It is truly unique, a real showstopper and probably the only rasta themed fatbike out there. It’s a 15”, in between small and extra small. It comes with Salsa Conversion hubs which cost more than Hopes, laced to Surly Rolling Daryll rims and you can convert the front hub to thru axle for suspension forks. Has a Surly Larry front tyre and back tyre will be replaced with a BRAND NEW Surly Nate tyre as I don't feel the one on it is in adequate condition to sell it with. The fork is brand new,was changed as part of a recall, brand new replacement, never ridden, you can see how shiny and gleaming it is in the pictures. The top of the top tube and the bottom of the downtube both have frame savers on them, so they are in good shape, but there are a few scuffs on the back of the frame, I’ve tried to show this in the last picture. The bike is set up single speed with a big fat 1/8” chain and special 1/8” chainring too and it rides superbly! The drivetrain is still pretty much new, has barely been ridden. Is easily convertable to gears if that's what you prefer, a deraileur and a cassette and you're good to go! It has Avid Juicy 5 Brakes, very recently installed, still pretty much new, Cane Creek Forty headset, Chris King rasta spacers, DMR Wingbars with rasta grips, mounted on a Fitbike Co DLR rasta stem, Crank Bros 50/50 Rasta pedals limited edition Wheels 4 life, Setlaz Kevlar set on style seat mounted on an outpost carbon seatpost and Truvativ Howitzer ISIS drive cranks. The frame alone costs £800 new now,you can have the entire bike for £100 less Collection only because I want the buyer to be happy with it before they hand over their money, I'm in North West London, by Watford, get in touch!