alis604

For a long(ish) travel all-mountain/enduro bike, this bike comes in pretty light, sitting around 30lbs. The lighter weight makes climbing reasonably enjoyable, while the slacker geometry of this bike puts a smile on your face on the descents. The 160mm travel Fox 34 front fork is supple and easily handles all the light chatter, but also has the travel to keep it under control when things get gnarly. The fork and rear shock feature the Climb-Trail-Descent (CTD) 3-position adjusters, allowing adjustment to the stiffness on the fly, and can be fully locked out if you prefer the feel of a hardtail bike. The bike has various upgrades over the stock configuration (see specs below) and is built to handle just about anything you can throw at it. The set of tires on the bike have a good amount of tread left, and the bike comes with a set of spare tires that still have some life left in them. It also comes with 8 brand new tubes, as well as a (new) spare set of front and rear disc brakes. The brakes currently on the bike have a quite a bit of life left in them, so I haven't swapped the new ones in yet. I just tuned up the bike and lubricated the headset and various other components, so this thing is ready to hit the trail - you don't need to do anything other than adjust bars and seat post to your liking. Open to reasonable offers. Bike Specs: - Size XL (should fit most people between 5'-10" - 6'-3") - 27.5" wheels - Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5" tires front+rear in good condition - Fox Float 34 160mm Fork - Fox Evolution Float CTD LV high volume (160 mm travel) Rear Shock - 9point8 fall line dropper post (175 mm drop) and thumb remote - Chris King ISO front hub - Rear wheel DT Swiss 350 with Stans Sentry rim - Shimano XT 11-speed drivetrain - 2-speed compatible but converted to 1x (front shifter included in purchase) - Shimano Deore disc brakes (180 mm front rotor, 160 mm rear rotor) - Raceface Evolve crankset - ODI grips - 32T chainring