cywhitling

It's time to hand on the meanest metal machine I've ever had the pleasure of straddling. This is a current generation Trek Slash (gen 6) size Large, with a custom build, ready to take on that one scary move that you're tired of riding around. This bike descends so well. It's like Dumbo's magic feather, if that feather carried Dumbo safely through rock gardens and off of drops. Right now it's set up 170/180 mm with two 29" wheels, but it can be run mullet. Build: Frame: Trek Slash 6 (alloy, high pivot, custom external cable routing, comes with brand new Trek bag in the SWAT hole) - frame and shock have less than 20 rides on them Fork: RockShox Zeb Ultimate - 180 mm. Bumped up the travel because this bike deserves it, Ultimate, 'cause that's the best, serviced two rides ago Wheels: Rear I9 Enduro Alloy - yeah it's got that sweet sounding hub! Front: Stans Flow Tires: DoubleDown MaxxGrip Assegais on both ends. It's a mean bike, it deserves mean tires Brakes: Lewis LHP+U4 with 200 mm SRAM HS2 rotors Drivetrain: SRAM GX Transmission wireless Seatpost: 240 mm OneUp V2 Extras: Trek angle-adjust headset (not installed) Trek 27.5" lower shock mount (not installed) Spare lower chain guide Brand new grips, so your used bike feels new The bike has a little shuttle rash and wear (pictured). It's no spring chicken, but the bearings and suspension are all fresh and it's mechanically sound and ready to rage. Whistler opens in a week and a half, grab yourself a rig that can handle the valley pedal trails, and the bike park! Will take $500 off the price without the fork, and will sell just the frame, shock, and wheels for $1200.