RSDeuce

This 2012 Santa Cruz Nomad is ready to ride, and a total steal with many, many new components since it's original build. Dates of install are below. I have receipts for nearly everything and service histories as well. It has been professionally maintained at my local bike shop Kirkland Bikes in Kirkland, WA for the first half of it's life, and Cal Coast Bicycles in San Diego after I moved here in 2017, with some minor work like rim installation done by myself. I just installed new brakes on it myself because of the extended timeline of service at everyone's LBS. The pictures are very detailed, while the custom paint has flaked off in some places where rub occurs there is no damage. I had it inspected before the 2019 riding season, and then barely touched it in 2020 after purchasing a new bike. I am happy to provide detailed photos of any part of the bike. This thing still rips, and is ride-ready. 2012 Santa Cruz Nomad C Color: Custom Project 529 Yellow Frame size: L Frame: Carbon Fiber Fork: Rockshox Lyrik RC2 DH - Installed 2018 Handlebar: Spank Spike Vibrocore ~785mm - Installed 2015 Handgrips: Lizardskins w/ Lockrings - Installed 2018 Stem: Truvativ Holzfeller, 40x31.8x1.5" - Installed 2016 Seatpost: Rockshox Reverb (adjustable) Rebuilt in 2019 Saddle: WTB - Installed 2016 Pedals: Spank Spike - Installed 5/1/2015 Rebuilt 2019 Shifters: SRAM x0 10 Speed - Installed 2015 Front Derailleur: N/A Rear Derailleur: SRAM x0 10 Speed Wolfstooth Kit - Installed 2015 Brakes: SRAM Guide RSC G2 - Installed 2021 Cassette: Wolfstooth 10 Speed - Installed 2015 Chain: SRAM - Installed 2019 Crankset: Truvativ x0 - Installed 2015 Chainrings: Wolf Tooth SDM 32T - Installed 2015 Bottom Bracket: SRAM - Installed 2019 Rims / Hubs / Spokes: Spank Spike 28 Race - Installed 2017 Front Tire: Minon DHF - Installed 2019 Rear Tire: Minion DHR II - Installed 2019 Headset: Chris King Nothreadset - Installed 2015 Shock - Rebuilt 2019

**Price Reduced** and accepting offers. This is a great bike with some great new parts. Being built as a dirt jumper, the year doesn't matter nearly as much as if you wanted to make it a CC bike or something similar. Comprehensive Parts List is below. Feel free to ask questions... The Argyle fork is the sweetest part and it is ready to ride. 2002 Santa Cruz Chameleon: Part Frame size: Large Fork: Rockshox Argyle Coil 26" 1-1/8" Handlebar: RaceFace Atlas, 785mm Handgrips: Lizardskins with Lockrings Headset: FSA Stem: Truvativ 40mm Seatpost: Giant Sport Saddle: Giant Sport Pedals: Yellow somethings Shifters: N/A Front Derailleur: N/A Rear Derailleur: Surly Singleator Cassette: Surly Singleator Brakes: Shimano XT Hydraulic Disk brakes 6in BR-M755 Brake Levers: Shimano Deore XT BL-M758 Chain: SRAM PC850 w/ Powerlink Crankset: MRP Limited Edition 170mm Chainring: RaceFace Single 30T/MRP Bashguard Bottom Bracket: Press fit MRP Rims: Sun Rims Singletrack 6061 Alloy Tires: Schwalbe Table Top 2.25

2002 Santa Cruz Chameleon Frame $300 obo. Medium Size Geometry and specs here: https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-US/bike/chameleon/2 I am 6'4" and this was way too small, I recommend 5'10" and below for it. The frame would make a killer CC, DJ (what I used it for), or Freeride Hardtail to the right person. I have the very rare disc brake and rear derailleur adapters. No I will not part them out :) Last, I have some other parts from this bike that I no longer need as well. 8 speed drivetrain for it as well but no crankset - Free with the bike 27.2mm Salsa Seat Clamp and Thompson Seat Post - Free with the bike 110mm stem - Free with the bike 26 inch Rockshox Revelation Fork - $150