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Built this up for my daughter in 2020 with hopes of getting in to dirt jumping. Built the best light dirt jumper I could. Didn’t work, she rode it 2 or 3 times in the last five years. I will never get out of it what I have in to it. Ready to go, basically brand new dirt jumper for 5’5” or shorter. You could even drop a pound with some lighter cranks. Amazing bike for pump tracks, BMX cruiser class or dirt jumps. Super light at 21.5 pounds. Compared that to the roughly 27lb Norco Rampage 1. For geometry reference. None of the same parts. https://www.norco.com/bike-archives/2020/rampage-2/

The design for the NS Soda slope has remained unchanged for the last 15 years. Bought this to ride dirt jumps with my daughter 5 years ago. Rode maybe 10 times. New rims, straight and true. Everything is ready to go as it is. Good for about 5’5” and up Here is a brand new one for more info about the soda slope https://nsbikes.com/2021/soda-slope,423,pl.html

Fresh factory rebuild with zero hours. Best air shock I’ve ever owned. Trying out a coil shock this year. It is a 205x65 but it can be shimmed for 62.5 or 60mm stroke. The only issue is a bit of the decal is missing as shown in the picture. I have the original box and receipt for rebuild. $800 new, get one as good as new for more than half off. The TTX2 Air boasts our twin-tube damping technology in a double-can, higher volume, air spring shock designed for more progressive suspension systems. Features Highly adjustable TTX compression valve technology Double-can design with larger air volume in both positive and negative chamber Adjustable HSC (high-speed compression) and LSC (low-speed compression) Adjustable rebound damping Climb mode Race-proven setting bank, to suit any type of riding or linkage design Air spring volume spacers included as standard in the shock kit Maximum air pressure up to 325 PSI Delivered with the longest stroke, plus the additional parts required to alter the stroke https://www.ohlinsusa.com/parts/all-mtb-metric-rear-shock-mtb-ttx-air-2-shock-mtbm-1969