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Great low cost trail fork. It is off a Rocky Mountain growler 20. This fork has never seen dirt. 34 mm stanchions, boost spacing, through axle is included, preload but no lockout or rebound adjustment, and 7 1/2” tapered steerer tube. I’m just trying to get rid of it. Make me an offer.

This is my 2018 Cannondale Jekyll carbon 3. It has been extensively upgraded and serviced throughout its lifetime. Some of the pictures are not up to date so here is a list of upgraded parts: Industry nine hydra rear hub (690 points of engagement) Hope pro 4 front hub (matching red) Raceface arc 30 wheels with nukeproof ADR (advanced rim defense) foam rim inserts Maxxis minion DHR/DHF skin wall tires 2.5 front, 2.4 rear Fox 36 performance fork 170mm (serviced 100 miles ago) Fox Gemini rear shock 165mm (serviced 25 miles ago) Shimano XT 8020 4 piston brakes Shimano XT 203mm rotors front/rear (not in pictures) PNW Rainier 170mm dropper (most recent upgrade, not in pictures) Wolftooth dropper lever Raceface Sixc carbon bars 800mm Nukeproof red stem 35mm Just replaced headset bearings with FSA bearing set Ergon grips Frame guards 32lbs 2oz In short, the entire cockpit of this bike has been upgraded over stock. The frame has a few paint chips, but they do not affect structural integrity at all

The leading edge of mtb technology in 2006. Still a great bike to rip on and has lots of life left to give. Selling for a larger frame. Frame size: small retail: $7100 Carbon Frame Carbon bars Shimano XTR groupset and brakes Fox Float R with Brain Fade system (120mm) Fox Talas fork (130mm) For more information: https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/value-guide/product/11899/

Great little bike. It has been my project bike since my sophomore year in high school. It is the bike that has gotten me into mountain biking. Over the years I have slowly trimmed the fat from this bike and turned it into a lean, purpose-built, cross country ripper. The upgrades to this bike are extensive. Everything but the seat post and wheels is upgraded. The frame says large but it really fits someone 5'-3" to 5'-8" ideally. The only thing left to do with this bike is to throw a dropper post on and there would literally be nothing else to do to it. Upgrades are listed below. Rear brake: Shimano m600 (matching white, 160mm rotor) Front brake: Shimano SLX m7000 (203mm rotor) tires: WTB trail boss 26"x2.25" Bar: Raceface Chester 35mmx780mm Stem: Raceface Chester 50mm Grips: Raceface Chester Bottle cage: Anjoy carbon Chainring: Dekas 34t oval ring Cranks: Ixf pressed 1x BB cassette: Shimano deore 10 speed 11-42t Fork: Rockshox xc28 coil 100mm