Spencer325is

Built this for my wife a few years ago while working as a bike mechanic. It has been ridden a total of maybe 5 hours. Measures 15.5" from center of spindle to top of seat tube. Selling because it's time to fund a different hobby. Asking $800 obo, buyer pays shipping. Frame- Voodoo Bizango (small) Forks- Fox F100 Cranks- Shimano Deore Front Wheel- Sram (disc brake) Rear Wheel- Shimano (rim brake) Shifters- Shimano SLX (3x10) Front Derailleur- Shimano Deore Rear Derailleur- Shimano XT Brake Levers- Avid Front Brake- Avid BB7 Disc Rear Brake- Avid Single Digit 7 V-Brake Handlebar- RaceFace Stem- RaceFace

I'm considering selling my 2017 Norco Range A7.2. I've had it for about 3 months, but do to some emergency conditions in my area, all the trails are closed. I've only been able to ride it 4 times, so it is like new. It is the large in black and blue. I'm asking $2800 obo(within reason). Not really willing to wiggle too much on price because I don't want to get rid of it. Upgrades: Seat is a Wtb Dropper post lever is the upgraded raceface lever Deity compound pedals Sram gx shifter Tubeless The rest of the parts are what it comes with from the factory

I am selling my 2016 Norco Range A7.1. This has been an awesome bike. It is classified as an Enduro, and climbs/descends very well. It has 170mm of travel up front and 160mm at the rear. Group set is Sram GX 1x11 w/ chain guide. Suspension is Fox. I have less than 70 hours on this bike, and am the first and only owner. The bike will come with the Deity Compound pedals in the picture, the WTB Speed Pro Gel seat in the pic, and a Norco 35mm handlebar off of their Torrent model. I also swapped out the stock Deore brakes for XT. I'm asking $3000 OBO buyer pays shipping. My reason for selling is I am going to be moving to a different frame size. I have worked as a Bicycle mechanic for 10 years and have kept the maintenance up to date. Parts list: Frame- Range aluminum frame w/160mm travel Fork-Fox 36 Performance 170mm 15mm 3 pos. Rear Shock- Fox Performance Float 3 pos LV EVOL Seat Post- Rockshox Reverb seatpost 30.9 mm Seat Post Clamp- Norco design alloy nutted clamp w cable guide Saddle- WTB SPEED PRO GEL Headset- Cane Creek 10 Series Headset Spacer- Cane Creek Composite spacers 1x10mm, 2x5mm Top Cap- Cane Creek alloy top cap assembly Stem- Short reach stem 45mm or 55mm ext Handlebar- Norco 6061 alloy 35MM CLAMP Grips- ODI ROGUE LOCKONS Front Brake- Shimano XT hydraulic disc w/180mm rtr Chain Guide- Black Spire EinFact upper guide Rear Brake- Shimano XT hydraulic disc w/180mm rtr Rims- Alex MD 27 /32.4 outer tubeless ready Tires- Maxxis High Roller II 27.5 x 2.30 DC Folding Front Hub- Formula alloy MTB w/disc 15 mm axle Rear Hub- Sram MTH 746 w XD driver Spokes/Nipples- Black stainless steel 2.0 Shifter Rear- Sram GX1 11 speed trigger shifter black Rear Derailleur- Sram GX Cassette- Sram XG 1150 10-42T Crankset- Race Face Aeffect 1x11 30T Bottom Bracket- Race Face threaded for 73mm shell Pedals- DEITY COMPOUND Chain- Sram PC 1130 chain

I have a 2015 Soma B-Side that I am selling. I've been a professional bike mechanic for 10 years, and last year decided that I wanted to build a sweet 4130 steel rig from the ground up. After going to Downieville for the first time, I immediately switched up to a FS. Only reason for selling is that it is time I finally finished up a car project that I've had for a few years. Specs 2015 Soma B-Side v.3 Med(16.5") w/QR dropouts Fox Float Evolution CTD 155mm Forks 27.5 RaceFace Turbine wheel set Shimano Deore Cranks 2x (38,26) Shimano Deore Brakes Shimano XT Shifters 2x10 Shimano XTR Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore Front Derailleur Shimano Cassette (CS-HG81-10/ 11-36t) Sram Chain PC1051 RaceFace Evolve Bars (29.75" wide) RaceFace Stem (70mm long) WTB Vigilante 27.5x2.3 Tubeless Tires Salsa Seatpost Clamp Avenir 100 Saddle Truvativ Seatpost Stock Pedals (My Deity Compounds switched over the the FS lol) Weight with those heavy, stock pedals- 28lbs 11oz without pedals- 27lbs 11oz Bike is in great shape. I replaced the cassette and chain about 1-2 rides before my transition to my new bike. Using a Park Tool chain wear indicator it sits right between .25 and .50, which is what brand new chains measure. The only "odd" factor is that the fork is a 26er. I have had zero issues with clearance and riding it, though tire size needs to be considered when replacing/choosing tires. Being a 26" fork, the 155mm travel doesn't feel out of proportion. This is a very playful bike that goes up great, and comes to full potential going down. Feels like a bmx bike. Any questions/offers feel free to message me. $1400 obo. Buyer pays Shipping obo.