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Up for sale is a year 2021 Pivot Les SL, Size Large, low miles, excellent conditions and well maintained. Here is a link to Pivot's site for this specific model: https://store.pivotcycles.com/en/bike-les-sl-1 (you may need to copy and paste...) Specs for this specific build: Frame: Pivot LES SL, carbon, size large, 2021 Fork: Fox Factory Stepcast 32 29" w/ Remote, 44mm offset, FIT4 - 100mm Rear derailleur: Shimano XTR M9100 SGS 12-Speed with ceramic speed Shifter: Shimano XT M8100 ISPEC EV 12-Speed Brakes: Shimano XT M8100 2-piston Crankset: Race Face Next SL with absolute black oval 30T chainring Bar: Enve M6 flat, 780mm Grips: Phoenix Factory Lock-On Stem: Easton EA90SL - 80mm Seatpost: Phoenix Pro Carbon 400mm Saddle: Phoenix WTB Team Volt Cassette: Shimano XT M8100 10-51t Wheels: Carbon 29 inch DT SWISS XRC 1200 Spline, 240 hub SUPER LIGHT Tires: Specialized Fast Trak Control T5 2.35 width - less than 20 miles on them. Rotors: Shimano XT CenterLock - 160mm Chain: Shimano CN-M9100 12-Speed Pedals: NOT INCLUDED Water cages: included This build cost over $9k a few years ago. Bike has approximately 350 miles. The bike is one of three Mtb's in my garage so it didn't get ridden much. I am 55 and realized my hard tail days are over haha. There are some minor abrasions on the frame and wheels but overall the bike is in terrific shape. Happy to hop on a FaceTime video call to show the bike up close. Buyer to pay actual shipping costs and I will cover professional packing at my local, well known shop. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks!

Purchased this a few years ago on another bike forum. Took it out for a few rides but it's just been hanging in my garage looking pretty. Cameron Falconer hand builds incredible bikes. See his site for a little background: https://falconercycles.com Here are the details: Geo: Effective top tube 55.5 Head angle 72.5 Seat angle 74 Frame/Fork: Falconer steel (True Temper OX Platinum), Hunter steel fork Group: Full SRAM Force 22, rim brake Wheelset: Not included Cockpit: Simworks by Nitto seatpost, stem (90mm), and bars (42cm) Headset/BB: Chris King pewter Crankset: 172.5, 50/34 Cassette: 11-36 (3 rides) - nice climbing gearing Pulleys: Ceramic Bars: Not the Enve's pictured. Will come with Nitto SimWorks 42mm Stem: Not the Enve's pictured. Nitto SimWorks (100mm) Post: Not the Enve's pictured. Nitto SimWorks Saddle: WTB (not pictured) Just wanted to be clear - the bars, stem, saddle, cages, post and wheels pictured do not come with the bike. See above for the replacement parts. Wheels not included. Note: the wheels shown have 25mm tires mounted. I did have some 28's mounted as well and they fit fine on the frame/fork... Condition: frame looks immaculate but it is ridden so please don't expect perfect. The group looks to have very few miles and the cassette was purchased new by me so very few rides. The bars, stem and post do have some wear. Came that way as I didn't use them. Those are very personal type of parts so you may want to replace them. Price: $1200 or best reasonable offer. Buyer to cover any fees and actual shipping cost, I will handle professional packing cost from my local shop. Please PM with any questions. Thanks!

For sale is my Cannondale Scalpel Team. It’s a 2015 model year purchased in 2016. It was Cannondale's top of the line. In 2021 I upgraded the drivetrain to 12 speed SRAM Eagle GX, the handlebars are stock but I upgraded the stem to a standard, non-proprietary stem (so you can change lengths easily) and Leonardi post. This thing is really fast. Fastest mountain bike I've ridden. Very tempted to keep it but I have another on order. Always maintained at local shop, Pro Bike Supply in Newport Beach, CA. See below for details. Specs: Frame: 2015 Cannondale Scalpel Team size large. Hi-mod carbon. Frame is in great shape except for a little paint chip that was caused by one of my son's leaning his cruiser against the bike. Proper punishment was delivered Fork: Carbon Lefty 29 XLR 100, 100mm of travel. Consolidated lockout switch on bars. As most people have said, these forks are amazingly stiff and track really well. Rear shock: Rockshox Monarch XX, 100mm of travel, Consolidated lockout switch on the left bar allows you to lock out both front and rear suspension with one button. Stem: 90mm, as mentioned above, Cannondale uses a proprietary stem and steerer system. I had my shop modify with the Project 321 steerer so that I could use a traditional 1 and 1/8 system. Way more flexibility and better parts now. Handlebar: Cannondale stock bars - 700mm wide Seat post: Leonardi Superlight Carbon. This is an Italian manufacturer of high end Cannondale parts. The carbon weave matches that on the fork Drivetrain: Sram Eagle XO1 12 speed. Other details: - Crankset - Cannondale Hollowgram SI, 175mm length - Chainring 32tth - Rear derailleur - SRAM XO1 Eagle - Trigger shifter - SRAM XO1 Eagle Brakes: SRAM XX1 (levers and calipers), 180 and 160mm disc brakes (front /rear) Wheelset: Enve XC29 with front lefty hub and rear DT Swiss 350 hub laced to a We Are One Composites carbon rim Tires: Schwalbe 2.25's front and rear. Ridden but plenty of life. Price: The retail on this bike was over $8k. Priced to move at $1985. Buyer to cover shipping, insurance and any payment fees. I’ll cover professional packing from my shop. Let me know if you have any questions.

Hey there, I rode these tires a few times for about 20 miles and made a change. Excellent shape. Ran them tubeless with Orange Seal and cleaned them out as good as I could. Width is 2.3 front and rear PM me with any questions. Thanks!

Selling my friends Highbal (newest model frame)l which I owned and rode for a while. Total mileage is about 1250. Ridden but well maintained by my local shop (probikesupply.com). It is similar to an S build on the Santa Cruz website: https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-US/bikes/highball-29-my20 (copy and paste link) But will some modifications: - Swapped the Fox 32 SC with 100mm of travel to a 2020 Rockshox SID Ultimate with 120mm of travel (no lockout). Love this change and think you will too. - Replaced the stock wheels for DT Swiss M1700 30 wide wheels. They've been great. - Added a lightweight dropper post from PNW. Model is Rainier IR and I believe it's 100mm of drop. I will confirm and update the ad. New brake pads recently installed. Bell and pedals not included. You can pretty much see the condition and remaining parts spec of the bike in the pics. There are some nics in the paint and some light scratches in the clear coat but the frame was recently checked by my shop for overall condition which it passed from a safety standpoint. PM with any questions. Buy with confidence as I have some many bikes on PB. Thanks!

Went wider after one ride. Tires were installed tubeless with sealant. Very good shape. Sorry for the earlier ad being incorrect. These are 28’s. Buy both for $80 shipped in the cont US. Thanks

Was on my Ripley which I parted out. Been sitting in my bin. Hope someone can use it. Buyer pays shipping. Thanks