brbzantonio

2009 Rocky mountain flatline here. Used and probably "abused" but works just fine. No serious dents and Crack free. As is, it has a 27.5" wheel up front with a 26" at the rear for full on mullet madness. Front fork is a Manitou Dorado thats been re-worked internally for a "spongey well-damped feel"... TPC has been removed and Rebound reworked as well. It has the air spring system which still holds air. Sanction seals may need replacing soon. They leak a tiny bit and worked them hard at my last race endeavor with 5mm of progression on them... don't trust them. Shock is a newly purchased DNM burner RCP2S that's also been reworked to mimic the fork as much as possible, although didn't get around to really finishing it. Could be a bit awkward feeling. Asking $750 seeing as all is in working order none the less. Breaks work but are definitely the weak point on the build. (Code r and level). Tires are good and rear rim is custom with an AM rim (probably not ideal ) open to offers. Also, has canfield's 150mm cranks and bottom bracket. I weight around 120lbs BTW (for any suspension inquires).

Selling my 2017 Knolly Delirium that I’ve gotten through Knolly’s grassroots program. Pains me to let it go but life’s got me by the sack so here she is. Frame is a size small and will include only what is pictured (headset, seat post collar, & axle). Headset is a cane creek 40 that was purchased brand new when I got the frame last year and is still in prime condition. I raced this frame hard for one season so it has some small scuff marks and blemishes. That being said, I only weigh about 130lb and always set up my suspension to resist bottoming out so the frame is Ace. I’ve checked all the bearings and bushings in the suspension before posting it and everything is fine. Only part of the shock hardware that is included are the mounting bolts. Thanks for looking!