Tylerjacobsen229

Putting out feelers for my beloved steed; need the cash, so make me an offer and I'll consider it. May take the ad down if I change my mind - just to be transparent. This thing likes to party. It likes to go fast, so best for someone with some suitable trails. Incredibly playful, and rips the corners with the low BB. Transition was ahead of their time with the geo, so it rides very similarly to newer bikes. Haven't ridden a more fun bike. Built the bike up from the frame in 2020 (covid project) and have probably only riden it a dozen times since, due to life circumstances. Carbon is 100% solid; a few small surface-level paint scratches near the rear axle, but that's about it. Transition sells touch-up paint, so that's an easy fix. Suspension is due for a service, but still runs smoothly with no noises. Tires are low on tread, and would need replaced soon. Other than that, she's ready to ride. Frame: 2017 Carbon Transition Patrol Fork: 2016 Rockshox Lyric RCT3 w/ matte decals Shock: Rockshox Super Deluxe (stock) Wheels: Novatec Diablo XL Drivetrain: 1x12 Shimano SLX (purchased new 2020) Brakes: Shimano SLX 4-piston (purchased new 2020) Dropper: PNW Components Loam w/ Wolf Tooth remote Bars: Deity Components Blacklabel 800mm Stem: Deity Cavity 35mm Seat clamp: Deity Circuit BB: Shimano, I believe Headset: Cane creek 110 Pedals: Deity Deftrap Tires: Onza Ibex and Vee Aquila Grips: DMR Deathgrip Will ship within the states, at buyer's expense.

Up for sale is a 1996 Voodoo Hoodoo hardtail frame. If you haven't ridden one of these, this thing RIPS! Wicked fast and nimble bike, and incredibly lightweight too. I've got a carbon full suspension AM bike, yet I still opt to ride my second Hoodoo on frequent occasions, because it never fails to put a smile on my face. Steel frame was designed by Joe Murray and handcrafted in the USA. Bike was purchased new in 1996 from Summit Bicycles in Los Gatos, CA. As for the bike: Despite the age, it's in relatively great condition and rides excellently. Has the typical wear for an old bike: scuffs here and there, etc. Frame is a size small, I believe a 16". Asking 200 obo. Prefer local pickup, but will ship at buyer's expense. Located in Los Alamos, NM, but can drive as far as Albuquerque.