abeck59

Very well maintained bike, almost fully custom. Comes with additional FloatX shock and 250Wh Extender Battery. Also have a longer stroke Marz Coil with offset bushings to give 160mm travel. The Cascade Link makes this bike ride way better than stock. Extra stiffness, progression and 150mm travel. The Shimano EP RS motor has been flawless, I recently “jailbroke” it to provide full 85Nm power. It's got plenty of miles, but rides better than new. At least a quarter of those miles are commuting. Hit me up with any questions. Bike rides great. Frame - Orbea Rose H XL (540 Wh internal battery) Shock - Fox DHX2 (550lb CC spring) Fork - Fox36 Perf 160mm (freshly serviced, 150mm air shaft included) Brakes - Shimano XT (freshly bled with new MTX ceramic pads and custom Flo Motorsports levers) Rotors - Hayes 8” front and back Drivetrain - Shimano XT/SLX/Derore (All in good shape, I've replaced the drivetrain regularly) F Wheel - Hope Pro hub laced to LB Carbon rim R Wheel - Ridefast hub laced to LB Carbon rim F Tire - Butcher Gravity T9 R Tire - Eliminator Gravity T7/9 (brand new) Cranks - e13 165mm with 34T Chainring Bars - Renthal Fatbar 31.8 30mm rise Stem - Truvativ 50mm Grips - Orbea (new) Seatpost - OneUp V2 180mm (freshly serviced) Saddle - Pivot Phoenix ebike (new)

Nice versatile little bike here. I purchased this second hand as a spare bike for visiting relatives and ended up giving it to my neighbors kid for a couple years. I replaced a lot of the cruddy stock (steel) components with aluminum mtb parts and saved a ton of weight (about 3lbs if memory serves). I “customized” the saddle to be appropriate for the bike. The front tire is new as are the cables. The stand over clearance is super low so it’ll work well for pretty small kids. I’m also a fan of the adjustable cranks which I’ve kept in the shorter set up.

Fantastic first mountain bike for pre teens (figure 7-11 and 48-58”). My daughter has outgrown this bike (she’s 63” at 11 y/o). The bike is mostly stock except for the Wolftooth q/r seat binder. I also converted the wheels to tubeless which was a great upgrade. The bike is well taken care of by a bike nerd and I have the alternate stickers, stock black pedals, and grips if the colors don’t work for your child. If Woom is a new brand to you, here’s a lovely review that will tell you everything you need to know about the bike. https://www.twowheelingtots.com/woom-off-air-review/

Fantastic first mountain bike for pre teens (figure 7-11 and 48-58”). My daughter has outgrown this bike (she’s 63” at 11 y/o). The bike is mostly stock except for the Wolftooth q/r seat binder. I also converted the wheels to tubeless which was a great upgrade. The bike is well taken care of by a bike nerd and I have the alternate stickers, stock black pedals, and grips if the colors don’t work for your child. If Woom is a new brand to you, here’s a lovely review that will tell you everything you need to know about the bike. https://www.twowheelingtots.com/woom-off-air-review/