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For sale is my Forbidden Druid dream build, mostly put together at Fanatik. Relatively rare purple/orange frame-only colorway. The frame has been RideWrap'd from day one. The build is full custom, but roughly XT level--nothing too precious. Wants to be ridden more and I just don't do that kind of riding enough to justify keeping it around. This bike absolutely floats over the rough stuff but gets through the corners nice and snappy too, and for my money it's a fantastic technical climber to boot. Weight with this build is around 29-30lbs. RockShox Lyrik Ultimate RC2 150mm Fox Float DPX2 Performance Elite, 130mm rear travel Fanatik-built wheels--DT350 / Stan's Flow MK4. Current tires are WTB Vigilante 2.5 / Trail Boss 2.4 (F/R, with downhill casings)--great summer setup, very quick rolling. PNW cockpit: Range v3 handlebar (780mm); Range stem (40mm); Loam dropper (200mm); Loam lever Range pedals (if you want them, otherwise I'll happily keep them as backups because they're great) SDG saddle Mostly bought it because it matched the other stuff, tbh... it's a fine saddle but you probably have one you like. E13 TRS+ crankset (32T) and bottom bracket. I'll throw in the E13 BB tool just in case--it removes both the BB and the chainring. XT M8100 shifter + rear derailleur Garbaruk 10-50T cassette--lighter than XT, cheaper than XTR, runs on an XD hub body rather than Microspline Magura MTThirty brakes--basically MT5s, but with composite one-finger levers instead of the two-finger weird ones that come stock on the MT5s 180mm Magura Storm rotors Little bits: Peaty's valves, carbon side-loader bottle cage, OneUp EDC pump clamp.

Canfield Riot frame purchased and built up in 2018; black with DVO green links. Completely rebuilt during Covid except for the rolling chassis--suspension has 0 miles on most recent service, drivetrain is brand new, brake pads brand new, tires have less than 30 miles on them. Really nice build on a really fun bike and completely ready to roll out the door. Selling it as I'm pretty much just riding a hardtail these days and more gravel than jumps. The Riot rides like it's a little smaller than it is--VERY jumpable, flickable, super nimble for a 29er. Might not suit the hardcore enduro racing style but if you like to have a good time on PNW/BC trails this will get you there. VERY forgiving going downhill and uphill--the Canfield suspension is genuinely astonishing on technical climbs. 457 reach / 414 (!) rear-center / 66.5º head angle. Could be slacked out with an Angleset or similar if you want to update the geometry a tiny bit, but I never found it to want to be slacker and it really gets around the corners as it is. Would probably be best for someone 5'9"-6'0". Fork: Fox 36 Float FIT4, fresh lower & air shaft service, comes with OneUp EDC tool installed (no star nut--tapped for the EDC instead). Shock: Fox Float X. Got overshadowed by the Float X2/DPX2 that came out a year or two later but fantastic shock and a very good fit for this bike Wheels: Hope Pro2 EVO / Stan's Flow MK3, 29mm internal; Maxxis Assegai 2.5WT EXO+ front and DHRII 2.4WT EXO+ rear. Less than 30mi on the tires Cockpit: Fox Transfer 150mm dropper, WTB ReMote, Azonic 35mm rise / 780mm width handlebar, brand new Spank saddle and grips Drivetrain: eThirteen TRS+ cranks, brand new wear parts: eThirteen 9-46T cassette, eThirteen 30T chainring, SRAM chain, GX 11sp shifter and derailleur. MRP AMg chain guide/bashguard. Brakes: Magura MT5 4-piston, 180mm rotors front and rear, 1-finger lever swap. Brand new pads. Happy to throw in the pedals (last-gen Anvl Tilt) if you want them. Same goes for the frame pump. The duct tape is just there so I have duct tape, it's not holding the pump together or anything :) Local pickup would be ideal but if you wanna pay for BikeFlights, I can find a box and pack it up.