drewcurlin4

XL 2019 Kona Mahuna. Bike is in excellent condition (barely ridden), and perfect for Singletrack (especially around Raleigh). Check it out at: https://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/mountain-bike/a32301694/kona-mahuna-review/ Bike has a few small scratches, including chain wear as pictured. Brother goes to school in South Carolina and isn't mountain biking at all. The bike comes with a chain guard that prevents any further wear. Up for offers. Local pick up only, if buyer is willing to pay shipping it might be possible in country. In Raleigh NC.

Hey y'all, selling my 2020 Canyon Nueron 7.0 with Fox 34 fork and Float Fox rear. I was hoping I would be at school in Virginia the next year so I bought it late last season, but I am actually moving to South Texas, where I probably will not be able to bike at least for my first year of college. Absolutely love this bike, its in great shape, lots of upgrades, and can come with a whole bunch of extra stuff if you want it. This really is a perfect bike for someone just migrating to full suspension who lives east coast. Check the bike out here: https://enduro-mtb.com/en/new-canyon-neuron-al-7-0-2020-review/ Here are the deets: Upgrades: Renthal Fatbar (aluminum) Brand new half Nelson grips (pictured) New, purple one up components pedals (I should mention, bike is purpled out) Purple wolf tooth dropper trigger Fox suspension fork mud guard with screws Fox suspension spacers (I weigh 170 and use 1) with wrench New Ergon seat (anodized) Race Face stem I think thats it look at the pictures for any others. Damage: Really, really light wear, solely aesthetic damage, plus one stripped out screw in the race face stem. Until you need to pull the fork out the bike, you can keep using it, but when you do you may need to get a welder to get it out, or drill it out (recommend the previous). Or try your own methods. The guy before me must not have had a torque wrench set. To Do: I would bleed the brakes if you like super touchy brake response like me, I just refilled sealant, I would service after this season (barely ridden this past year but the suspension has not been serviced yet). It comes with 2 bike stands, one a ground stand and one for cleaning/maintenance, a half a container of Stans Sealant, a Sealant kit, the fork spacers like I said, grey body tape for covering any spots that might wear from you bike wrack, the suspension pump, brand new grips as stated above, and I think that is all look at pictures I would really prefer pickup, but if you live relatively near Raleigh North Carolina send me an offer.