The-dirt-farmer

Whats up youtube I’ve got a yari up for sale. 29er 160mm travel 7.25 Inch steerer (tapered) Boost 51mm offset The fork is in pretty good condition; I’ve probably put less than 40 hours of riding on it, most of it chill and jibby. I thought I would hate it but it actually worked really damn well. The only reason I replaced it was that I got a deal on a 36 that I would have been a fool to pass up. It’s worth mentioning that you can buy a charger damper for around 200 and drop that in, which converts this fork into a cherry lyrik for well under 600 bucks, which is pretty cash money if you ask me. Thanks for looking!

Got a Bontrager Drop Line for sale. 125mm travel 31.6 diameter Internal Routing Cable Actuated Pretty darn good seatpost. Goes up and down. I’ve ridden it three times before I swapped it to a 150mm drop line, so now I’m just trying to get a couple bucks back. If you wanna get really pedantic the cable, lever, and housing have never been ridden since I dropped the new post into the old cable setup. Thanks for looking!

Hey guys, got a unique Intense Tracer T275 up for sale. It's got a raw aluminum front end, with a carbon rear triangle. As far as I know it's the only tracer out there to rock that setup. I absolutely love this bike; it's good at everything. However, I can get a deal on a new bike that I'd be a fool to pass up, so it's time for the old girl to go up for sale. More, less crappy pics to come. Spec highlights: Pike RTC3 monarch r (fresh seals, will eventually need rebuild) stans flow mk3 rims on stans neo hubs 150mm stealth reverb mixed XT/SLX 11spd drivetrain raceface atlas 780 bars spank 35mm stem WTB volt saddle Deore brakes I've still got the old rear triangle, which I could include for extra. There's nothing wrong with it; but I quite like the way it currently looks on my wall. Selling without pedals. Thanks for looking!

2016 XFusion Sweep RL2. Needs a rebuild pretty badly. You could rebuild it with an RL2 damper and have a competent fork for under $300. If you drop a HLR damper in it, you could have an even better fork for under $400. Some scratches on the stanchion that aren't very deep and a multitude of scrapes and scratches on the lowers. Since the travel is adjustable and the damper RL2 is basic, this would be a good fork to rebuild for a DJ build. Specs: wheelsize- 27.5in axle- 15x100 (non boost) travel- 160mm, internally adjustable down to 100mm steerer- tapered condition- shellacked adjustments- lockout, rebound FAQ Q: Does this fork need a rebuild? A: Unless you want to strap a pogo stick to the front of your bike, yes. Q: If I rebuild this fork with an RL2 damper, will it be a good fork? A: For the price, absolutely. In an absolute sense, not really, no. Q: If I rebuild this fork with an HLR damper, will it be a good fork? A: I don't know. That depends on your faith in XFusion and their ability to competently rip off a Fox FIT damper. Q: Will the scratches on the stanchion affect the performance of the fork? A: If your body is 60% covered in 3rd degree burns, will a cut on your arm affect your well-being? Q: Why did you desticker the fork? A: I was trying to make the fork look better. It does look better, in the same way that a pig with lipstick looks better than a regular pig. Q: Why aren't there more pictures of the fork? A: If I provided more pictures, would you really be more likely to buy it? Q: Why did you buy this fork? A: I didn't. It came stock on my bike. Q: How will this fork be shipped to me? A: It will be shipped in a Fox fork box. Don't get your hopes up, it's still an XFusion. Q: Can I buy this fork for less than $75? A: No. If I don't get what I want for the fork, I will turn it into a lamp. This fork is worth almost nothing to me as a fork but it is worth $75 to me as a potential lamp. I am not kidding. It will make a sick lamp.