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2018 Diverge Expert Carbon 58cm Pretty much stock, I've swapped out the stock 42t front ring for a 40t and swapped the cassette chain and rotors from Sram to Ultegra. Rides like a dream with that headshock and the sweet new 40mm Maxxis Scrambler tires (which are basically brand new) It's 5 years old and it was no garage queen so there are have been some bumps and scrapes along the way. Let me know if you have any questions, link to stock bike below. https://www.specialized.com/us/en/mens-diverge-expert/p/128841?color=239501-128841

Bike is in fair condition, minor cosmetic chips in the paint. Important modifications and repairs listed below. Brand new Float damper as of July 1st. Installed by Fox and full service performed at the same time. Rear shock (DYAD 2) serviced by Fox as of July 1st. New main Pivot bearings as of July 16th. Swapped to 1 x 10. Hardware included to swap to 2 x 10 Front shifter modified to dropper remote. Rear swing-arm swapped from carbon to aluminum for durability Full specs: Fork: Fox Float (with 2016 damper) Rear Shock: Fox Dyad RT2, 150/90mm Rims/Hubs/Spokes: Reynolds Carbon AM 15mm front, 142x12mm rear Crank Sram S2210, BB30 Chainring: Raceface Narrow Wide 30T, Black (34, Purple or 36, black also available, Can swap back to 2 x 10, 36/22) Bottom Bracket: Sram BB30 Chain: Shimano XT 10s Cassette: Shimano XT Front Der.: N/A (Can reattach SRAM XO Direct Mount) Rear Der.: Shimano XTR Shadow+ Shifters: Shimano XT Handlebar Raceface SixC 785mm Grips: Ergon Enduro (Black) Stem: Thompson Elite 45mm or FSA Gravity Light 70mm Headset: Tange Seiki 1.5mm integrated Brakes/Levers: Shimano XTR Trail 180/180 (New Rear pads as of July 1st (98%) Front pads at 75% Saddle: Specialized Phenom Expert Seatpost: Specialized Blacklight Command 125mm Front Tire: Specialized Butcher DH 2.5 Rear Tire: Specialized Butcher Grid 2.3 Both tires are new as of July 1st, Only ridden for one weekend. Tread life is 98% Additional Tires Available: 2 x Continental Der Kaiser project 2.4, Specialized Slaughter Control 2.3 Additional info. Travel 90mm to 150mm on-the-fly adjustable rear travel utilizing the handlebar mounted remote DYAD RT2 The same two-shocks-in-one DYAD technology found on the other OverMountain bikes, but with shock stroke, air spring volumes and damping created specifically for the Jekyll. Attitude Adjust Switch between modes on the DYAD and the bike’s geometry changes too. Steeper and more nimble in Elevate mode, lower and more stable in Flow mode. Editorializing, This bike is too much fun, from your local trails to the bike park this bike can handle anything you throw at it. If you have any more questions let me know I can take more pictures or you can come take it for a test ride. Additional info is in the pictures.

These are off of my 2011 Stumpy comp carbon they are all black. I only used them for a couple months because I got hooked up on a new set of brakes. They came off an XL frame so they should fit any size frame but you may need to cut them to fit. I am including the adaptors as well as the rotors front is post rear is IS. I have a 203mm and a 185mm. Brakes are in good condition with minimal scratches on the lever body. I'm selling these to pick up some cranks for a road bike so I am willing to trade these for a 2 piece crank. PM me or whatever.