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I built this bike up from a used frame this spring and rode it a few times. It’s an awesome bike, but a bit too similar to a bike I already own. It’s a great short travel trail bike, but maybe not the best xc bike. While the frame is used, most of the parts are new (minus the few rides I did). See the build details below. Frame: Evil Following MB with RockShox Super Deluxe shock, 120mm travel, size medium, boost 12x148 spacing. Fork: RockShox Revelation 140mm 42mm offset. Wheels: Hand built Stan’s Flow MK4. Front 28h with Sun Ringle SRC hub. Rear 32h with Zipp ZM2 hub. Tires: Teravail Clifty 29x2.5, Teravail Drawpoint 29x2.4. Brakes: Sram G2 RE 4 piston with Magura Storm HC Rotors (203mm and 180mm). Drivetrain: Shimano 11 speed. Deore shifter and derailleur. XT 11-46t cassette. Cranks: Samox 160mm with 30t chain ring. Seatpost: OneUp v2 180mm Saddle: Steve Potts Chinook Handlebars: Ragley 38mm rise (cut to 760mm) with Burgtec Bartender Josh Bryceland grips. Stem: Reverse Components Base 40mm Headset: Works Components -1degree angle adjust. No pedals included, but I’d be happy to throw in some lightly used Crank Brothers Mallet Enduro with new cleats for an additional $50. Please feel free to reach out with any questions. I am a bike mechanic and I have done all of the work on this bike. Thanks for looking.

I purchased this a few months ago and I finally took it for a ride and decided it’s not for me. Maybe a bit too long and slack for my liking these days. Anyways, the frame is perfect, it has only one ride. I will include the headset. It’s definitely a cool bike and surprisingly light for an aggressive steel frame. I’m sure someone will love it. Side note on the tire clearance. I used a Maxxis Forekaster 29x2.6 on a i35 rim and there was sufficient clearance. Frame is the medium size. Designed for 130-150mm fork. PayPal only. Please reach out with any questions. Thanks for looking.

I built this bike up as project to use up some spare parts. I don’t really have a use for it and I have to make space for other bike projects. The frame is a 2001(ish) Spot Brand steel single speed. The frame was designed for 26in wheels, but it fits the 27.5 wheels with plenty of room. I believe that this frame is from the era when Spot frames were welded in Canada. It has some small rust spots, and some typical wear for its age, but its structurally sound and has no other issues. The rest of the build is a mishmash of new parts and other parts I had. All the used parts are in great shape, with the exception of the Brooks Flyer saddle, which is pretty worn, but still very comfortable. Here is a breakdown of the build. Frame: Early 2000’s Spot Brand Single Speed Fork: New Surly Bridge Club fork. Wheels: lightly used Giant 27.5 QR (stickers removed) Tires: New Specialized Ground Control 27.5x2.35in Cranks: Vintage Shimano 600 with 38t narrow wide chainring Drivetrain: new 8spd KMC chain, new single speed cog (16t I think) and spacer kit Brakes: Avid BB7 with Avid levers and compressionless housing. Handlebar: new Sycip Singles Bar Stem: unknown Size is probably large or xl depending on the era of bike fit and geometry. The effective top tube measurement is 615mm. The seat tube is 535mm (center of bb to top of seat tube). Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for looking.

Surly Bridge Club - large I am selling my Surly Bridge Club. This is a custom build from a frameset. The size is Large. The frame has very very few miles. I have barely had a chance to ride it, but I have other bikes that overlap too much with this bike. I removed the main decals from the frame to clean up the look of the frame. I also drilled a small hole in the seat tube to route the cable for a dropper post. The dropper post really expands the capability of this bike. It’s a great mountain bike for mellower trails. the bridge club’s best feature is its versatility. It’s a commuter, it’s a mountain bike, it’s a touring bike, it’s a gravel bike, it’s whatever you want it to be. Most of the parts are either new or almost new and have very little use. Here’s a breakdown of the build. -2024 Surly Bridge Club frameset - Large -Hand built 26 plus wheelset. Alex MD40 rims (lightly used). The rear hub is a brand new Bitex 10x135 HG. The front hub is a used Stan’s Neo. I chose these hubs because they were good, available, and infinitely changeable with different conversion kits for future tinkering. The tires are brand new and set up tubeless. -Drivetrain: Shimano SLX 12 speed derailleur, Sunrace 12 speed 11-51 cassette, Microshift 12 speed Shimano thumb shifter (currently set as friction, but can also be set for indexed shifting), Shimano SLX 165mm cranks with 32t chainring. -Brakes: Basic mechanical calipers with new Jagwire semi metallic pads, new Avid FR5 levers, and new Jagwire compressionless housing. The rotors are 160mm Shimano Ice-tech. -PNW Rainer 27.2 dropper with WTB volt saddle. The dropper only has a few rides on it. -Cockpit, PNW Range gen 4 31.8 38mm rise handlebar cut to 760ish. MSW 45mm stem, Chris King headset and slim Titanium headset spacers, and Sensus Swayze push on grips. (I also have a new pair of Soma Port Mann handlebars in black that I would happily install instead). -I can throw in some Race Face Chester pedals and the SLX 12 speed trigger shifter if the thumb shifter isn’t your thing. Just let me know. I think that covers everything, but please feel free to reach out with any questions. It’s a unique build, and I’m a bit bummed to sell it, but recouping the funds is more important right now. Thanks for looking.

A handbuilt Race Face ARC 35 Mixed Wheel 29/27.5 wheelset. The front has a Race Face Trace 15x110 hub, the rear has a Hope Pro 5 HG 12x148 hub (purple). The spokes are DT Swiss Competition Race with DT Swiss brass nipples. The wheels were set up with tires, but never ridden. $400 PayPal only. Buyer pays shipping.