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Selling
Jan 8, 2025 at 6:43
Jan 8, 2025
Specialized Chisel LTD - Enve, AXS, Roval build
$2500 USDLightweight XC rocket ship. Currently around 20lbs. Well kept and maintained. Message me for details!
Build:
2023 Specialized Chisel Ltd Frameset - XL - (same as the current year model)
Sram GX AXS Groupset
Sram G2 RSC Brakes w/ HS2 rotors
Roval Control Alloy/DT350 wheelset
Roval Control SL Seatpost
Enve Mtn Fork
Enve M7 Handlebars @ 780mm
I9 A35 50mm Stem - silver
Diety Crosshair Spacer kit - silver
Sram 38t chain ring - silver (not pictured)
Sram XX1 Copper chain
Specialized Power Saddle
Maxxis Rekon Race Tires (not pictures)
Updated pictures coming.
Buyer pays for shipping.
Thanks for looking
Selling
Aug 6, 2024 at 9:15
Aug 6, 2024
OneUp v2 210mm 34.9mm
$130 USDUsed but in great shape. Comes with a spare cartridge. Lever not included.
Buyer pays shipping.
Make me an offer!
Scott
Selling
Jun 17, 2024 at 8:30
Jun 17, 2024
Scootch sarahmoore's article
Jan 12, 2024 at 11:27
Jan 12, 2024
Injury Update from Gee Atherton
He was on site in that thing?? How did a picture of that not surface anywhere. Wild.
Scootch seb-stott's article
Nov 2, 2023 at 12:09
Nov 2, 2023
Thought Experiment: How Good Could e-Bikes Get?
@chrisclifford: Further and longer is relative to effort, as is the distance you can ride. If you are focused solely on distance, however, I definitely don't recommend an e-bike. Road bikes and skin suits are more your speed.
Scootch seb-stott's article
Nov 2, 2023 at 11:22
Nov 2, 2023
Thought Experiment: How Good Could e-Bikes Get?
@jayacheess: If you have a lazy mindset the e-bike will exploit that. But that's not a knock on the e-bike, that's a knock on the rider! Same applies to the analog bike. If you are a lazy rider it doesn't matter what bike you are on.
Scootch seb-stott's article
Nov 2, 2023 at 11:10
Nov 2, 2023
Thought Experiment: How Good Could e-Bikes Get?
@chrisclifford: Put a runner, an analog bike rider and an e-bike rider on the same trail and have them go *max* effort until they can't anymore. In terms of most distance covered, what order do you think they finish ;)
Your range is relative to your effort no matter what the exercise vessel is.
And if you don't believe an e-bike is a good fitness tool I have a challenge for you. Take an e-bike to your local lunch loop (10-15 miles) and go max effort on it to see how fast you can finish it. Guarantee you leave that ride with a refreshed outlook on e-bikes.
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