bryanmccrary1

Time has come to sell the Kona Process X frame. It has been a good one. Bike has been ridden all over the US, but mostly in the PNW. A couple days in Whistler + Blackcomb and valley trails. Does it pedal like an XC bike uphill? Absolutely not. Does it chew up the best trails in the PNW, with confidence? Ya damn right it does! No cracks in the frame, it all solid. There are some chips and scuffs but not more than would be expected. I covered the frame with 3M helicopter tape to cover the high impact areas. Comes with the Rockshox Super Delux Ultimate shock. (Not shown, I have a MegNeg kit for that shock that I will include too) BB is a SRAM BB30 press fit, it was replaced in Spring of 25. Its in great shape (I might have put 100 miles on the bike this year) I put all new bearings in the pivots this spring as well, again, all in great shape due to lack of riding on this bike this year. Headset it a Crane Creek 40. Its been on the bike since the start and still running great. In addition to the above, the bike comes with extra hardware kit. Why is it coming with that, well... I decided to do a deep clean on all my hardware when I did the last bearing tear down and cleaned all the parts in an ultrasonic cleaner. Apparently the degreaser I used was a bit too strong and pulled the paint on the hardware. I was about about to put that all back on the bike so I ended up buying a new hardware kit and installed it. For those playing along at home, that means this frame has brand new bearings and hardware.... Extra derailleur hanger, new rear axle, some custom made shim washer for the rocker, etc. Local pick up only please. Im in the Seattle area, commute to Redmond area M-F. Im also happy to meet someone at one of the many trail heads after work if you are getting some night laps in. So if you are looking for dumb smash machine frame for whistler days, rowdy enduro rig for PNW... This will continue to do the job.

Selling my RockShox Zeb Ultimate fork. This is a 2020 fork that came as a 180mm travel (It was Covid...I took what I could get) and replaced the damper rod with a 170mm. The 180mm rod was never used but comes with the fork. This was mounted on Kona Process X and ridden all over the PNW. It was last serviced in Spring of 2024 by Mike Howse (The Shock Howse) Full service, damper rebuild, re-valved, seals, oil. After I pulled the fork off the bike, I put a new set of graphics on it. Just to freshen it up a bit. Steerer is cut to 7 3/8" Stanchions are in great shape, no scratches or damage. Lowers have some minor scuffs from use and being transported in a shuttle rack. No creaks, etc. No star nut inserted, not threaded either. I ran the Oneup Threadless Carrier. Solid fork, works great. I was happy with the fork, just looking to change things up for my next bike. Located in Seattle area. Commute over to east side daily and happy to meet at the local trail heads if needed.

Purchased this 2nd gen Fox Dropframe helmet, new from FOX website in late Oct of 24. I have only a couple rides with it, but I just couldn't get the fit right for me. Nothing is wrong with it, just doesn't fit my head right, which is a bummer. I loved the first gen drop frame. Color: Olive Green Here is a link to the website for it https://www.foxracing.com/product/dropframe-pro-helmet/31453.html?dwvar_31453_color=099&dwvar_31453_size=S Mine is a size medium. Zero crashes, drops or scratches. I have maybe 3 rides with it. I have washed the lining/padding and cleaned the shell. The other size padding that came with the helmet is included. Gopro/light mount is on the visor. Works well to hold OUTBOUND light

Selling my used 650b wheelset from my Nukeproof Digger. The wheels came with the bike, however I did swap out the hubs to the DT Swiss 350, front and rear. (They have maybe 800 miles on them) The wheels are laced with Sapim spokes and brass Sapim nipples. Front is 15x100 thru Rear is 12x142 thru 28 hole F&R Shimano 160mm rotors are included. Wheels run true. Have zero dents or cracks in them. A few scuffs from assembly and use. Super strong, bomb proof wheels, just decided to go to 700c on that bike. No longer need these. After cleaning up my shop I realized I had the WTB Sendero 47 tires to go with those wheels. Adding those into the sale as well. (Not mounted.)