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The latest and best of all Dawgs. Only available to purchase as a frame then. You can tell by the tapered head tube for all the latest forks. Scandium Racelight 7005 alloy butted frame, it's like 5lbs including the rear shock. (Light as titanium, More durable than carbon, Half the weight of steel, Five times stronger than aluminum) Mostly recent/highest end parts: XTR, 2019 Boost front ebike rated 35mm fork, 140/160mm travel, 180mm new rotors, 27/29mm rims, frame is light like carbon, yet more flexible and durable. From 2019 Norco Sight e-bike: Rockshock Yari 160mm, boost 35mm, Motion Control Damper, E-Bike Rated, 46mm Offset 27.5" WTB i29 front wheel, 29mm inner rim width. Rear wheel is 26" Black Sheep, 27mm inner rim width. These are very wide rims (27 & 29 mm inside width) for your high end rubbers. XTR dual control brakes/3x9 shifters front and back. XTR calipers FUNN downhill stem and handle bar Fox rear shock 140mm travel (7.875 x 2.0) XTR cranks New rotors 180mm New brake pads New cassette New saddle This was a super light 27lb enduro/XC bike before the heavy duty downhill shock and wheels/tires are installed. It's a beast now and still very light for it's capabilities. This bike has top components compared to those reviewed here: https://products.mtbr.com/product/bikes/xc-suspensio/kona/dawg-supreme.html Daughter ride on seaside trails for the last 4 years Available for FaceTime viewing or in person. US$1400, CA$1750. I want to say local pick up only. But if you are willing to e-transfer all the funds first we can consider shipping, no returns. http://2010.konaworld.com/bike.cfm?content=dawgsupreme First used by the Russians in Cold War missile fins and Mig fighter jets, it's Scandium's strength and durability that makes it so attractive a material when it comes to building bicycles. Scandium alloy is twice as strong as 6061 or 7005 aluminum, allowing our engineers to use much less material. In turn, the ride characteristics are similar to steel. And we love the compliancy and overall feel of steel. Not to mention, we're shaving weight from our aluminum frames by 10-to-15% . Scandium: Light as titanium More durable than carbon Half the weight of steel Five times stronger than aluminum Fast as light Lifetime warranty

Maxxis minion DHR II EXO+ 2.4" & Goodyear Escape Primium 2.6" Both 29". Both mount and pops very easily to setup tubeless, hand pump can handle them well. No patches or holes on either tires. Both runs very well with Stans NoTube pro before. They will not be happy if they can speak, as I run them on UBC forest, Spanish banks to Stanley Park. Potentials not well used =). Maxxis minion DHR II EXO+ 2.4" $25 Need no introduction. EXO+ thick sides for extra protection. DHR II period. Good threads remain. See picture. Goodyear Escape Primium 2.6" $15 It surprises me with very soft tacky rubber, rolls very well, grips very well on corner. Middle knobs more worn, corner knobs are basically new (even some hairs left), there was nothing much for me to corner them. Take both for $30. Wouldn't recommend shipping old tires but if you pay $15 for shipping 1 tire or $20 for 2 I can ship within Canada.

Sram Guide RE with Code callipers. eBike specific heavy duty. Taken off 2021 Specialized Levo SL beginning of the year. Functions perfectly like new. Original metal pads included. The Guide RE uses the very high regarded (last generation) downhill Code callipers, which doesn't lockup and have better modulation than the new Code. It's from a large frame so that hoses are long enough unless you have XL bike. There's a rotor rub from Hope 203 floating rotors while I was waiting for the hope V4 brakes. It's not seen easily when mounted, nor will it affect or compromise braking in any way. It's pictured (pic 3) for your inspection. They look and function like brand new, except for the little scratch and rotor rub on the callipers. Rear hose cut to take off frame. Maximum hose length was preserved, no issues for a L frame. You can attach it after you do the internal hose routing, or I can connect it with new bleed upon your request. Price is US$199, or $249 CAD. Shipping extra. Will ship to US/Cadada but no returns. Border is a lot of trouble going back to Canada. e-transfer or PayPal cash due to no return policy. You can FaceTime to see the brakes first. Review: So, what actually IS the Guide RE? Well, it’s not just a re-badged Guide R, thankfully. Those of you that have been in the game for a while might recognize the caliper as an old Code. SRAM has essentially dug up the tooling for the old Code caliper, which was well-respected in its own right as a downhill brake, and paired it with a Guide R lever. This combination actually produces a surprisingly good brake, that feels nothing at all like either a Guide or a new Code. https://www.singletracks.com/mtb-gear/sram-guide-re-review/