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Just bought this from 3ride yesterday, but the frames a little bit too small. (20.75) I'm used to riding 21 inch TT. Everything is brand new and there are no scratches or dents or anything. Also selling the bars and forks since they're chrome and now going to buy all black parts. If you buy all 3 together I'll give you a deal since it will make it way easier for me. These are the parts specs: FRAME: 20.75″ TT, Full Chromoly w/ Wave Down Tube FORK: PRO, Full Chromoly w/ 1PC Steerer Tube HANDLEBAR: Triumph XL Replica, Full Chromoly, 8.5″ x 28″, 12° Back, 1° Up (These are all the exact same frame and parts as the Sunday Aaron Ross Pro Signature Model, except they don't have the lame colors and designs or name written all over them.) Feel free to shoot me some offers at 604-442-1395. Text preferably. Thanks.

-2010 Macneil Whitton 4 - 21 inch -(There's a few dents and scratches in the frame, but it's not a problem at all unless you are the type of person who just wants to stand there and look good. In that case you could just get it re-coated.) -2011 Macneil Silencer XXL (Pretty much new but still has a few scratches.) -2010 Macneil "Co-Joined Cranks" (Couple scratches here and there.) -2010 Macneil Blazer Forks (Couple scratches here and there.) -2011 Premium Lite Ti Sprocket -2011 Odyssey P-Lyte Tires -2010 Odyssey Senior 2 Pivotal Seat -2011 Alienation "Plain Black Rims" (Hub is loose on one side and either needs to be replaced or taken down to the shop for tightening.) -2011 Animal Plastic Hamilton Pedals -I'm not too sure what kind of stem I put on, as it was bought from a friend, who said it could be a Premium. Not 100% sure about that. -The chain is a blank half link chain, which you can buy from Cove bike shop for $20 -Can provide all the receipts for most of the bike as well as all the tools/extra parts, that it came with. All in all, this is a good bike for someone who's interested in Dirt Jumping/ Street/ and Bowl. It doesn't have pegs at the moment but they are obviously really cheap and easy to put on yourself. Asking $375, which is pretty good considering I've put around $1500 into building the bike myself. If you're interested, please feel free to leave offers at: 604-442-1395.