SamEverett

2011 Trek Scratch 8 Coil - virtual XL size fits me great and I am 6'1" I put a longer than stock seatpost on it to pedal up the mountain efficiently. Also, wider than stock bars. everything else is to manufacturer spec. Fork: Fox Van 36, 180mm travel, adjustable preload and rebound Shock: Fox Van RC, adjustable rebound and compression. Frame has 170mm rear travel Brakes: Avid elixir 5, 200 mm rotor in front, 185 mm rotor in rear Drivetrain: sram x7 derailleur, 1x9 gears with a chain guide, new-ish chain and cassette (about 25 rides since new) Tires have tubes in them, I think the rims can be set up for a tube-less tire though Overall in decent shape, nothing broken. I adjusted the derailleur and tensioned the spokes. If I were to keep it I would likely get new brake pads soon and service the fork with new seals and bushings, perhaps a brake bleed as well. It is completely ride-able as is now though and could remain that way without further maintenance for a while depending on how often and how hard you ride. Here is a link to a review of the bike http://www.bikeradar.com/us/gear/category/bikes/mountain-bikes/product/review-trek-bikes-scratch-8-11-42488/ Here is a link to frame geometry http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/6968730/ Comes with pedals!

2007 Specialized Bighit FSR 2 7" travel freeride bike rockshox domain 318 180mm fork fox van r rear shock avid juicy three brakes, 200mm rotors sram drivetrain pretty sturdy/cheap/entry level freeride bike The next maintenance I would give the bike if I were keeping it would be a brake bleed and fork oil change. but bike is completely ride-able right now without maintenance. By ship locally, I mean I will drive the bike to you if you are located conveniently along my common NW travel routes (mostly WA and BC).

Brand new, in box. features and more info on pedals can be found on specialized website http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bc/SBCEqProduct.jsp?spid=39586