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Trek session frame that I built up a few years ago; Awesome bike, I just don't really ride that much lift-served anymore. Probably has a total of 20 or so days of DH on it. Spec is as follows: Fork: Rockshox Boxxer Team (firm spring installed) (slight cable wear into the upper part of the stanchion.. pictures included) Shock: Rockshox vivid coil (w/ 550lbs coil) Wheels; Front: Flow mk3 laced to an DT350. Rear: Older flow ex wheel (decent dent in it; still holds tubeless.. pictures included) tires are bontrager g4 team issue (27.5x2.35) Brakes: Hope V4's w/ 200mm rotors on both wheels. (kickass brakes!) Bar/stem: Raceface atlas w/ odi pro grips Drivetrain: Shimano Zee crank, wolftooth chain ring (34t) xo1 DH derailleur/shifter w/ 7spd GX DH cassette. There is certainly the standard wear and tear associated with a DH bike, but this bike was maintained well and is riding great at the moment. This bike rips and it will treat the right person very well, considering it is quite a high end build ( at least for the time when it was built ) If you have any questions or would like more pictures feel free to ask.

Got this shock OEM on a Knolly I got, ridden about ten times, in great shape, rides awesome but wanted to go full enduro-bro and get a coil! Doesn’t come with mounting hardware so keep that in mind.

Used for a winter, resistance unit was replaced under warranty in February. Comes with a thru-axle adapter.

Almost new Code R brakes, ridden four times. Were installed on a medium bike, rear is at 1600mm, and the front is at 870mm.

New reverb 175mm 31.6, only ridden a couple of times, comes with a 1x remote. Has the new vent valve to fix the classic reverb bob issue.