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Bought from Cyclepath locally. Bike retailed for $7699+tax new. This is the top end model for 2017. No longer can ride the trails because of health reasons. Frame size is large. Only 500km on the odometer. Bike is in excellent condition, except for the sticker on the fork from rubbing on something. https://www.giant-bicycles.com/ca/full-eplus-0-sx-2017 Reasonable offers considered. Save big on a new bike. This bike saw very little action last year because of the smoke.

This is a 2008 Specialized Stumpjumper Expert Size large Excellent condition overall New warrantied XO rear derailer last summer - only two rides on it. Still have the box. $350 for the rear XO alone. Full brake servicing last month - $100 (no rides on it since) The only damage to the bike is the sticker on one side of the fork. Purely superficial. This is a super fun bike to ride and both excellent to climb and descend because of the brain shock. I bought a new bike, so this one has to go. Make me a reasonable offer and come get an amazing bike. I take care of my stuff, you will not be disappointed.

Panasonic DVX100a Pro video camera - MINT!! 82 hours This is an incredible pro level mini DV 3CCD video camera that shoots in movie-like 24p format. This camera is in mint condition with only 82 hours of shooting. It comes included with the accessories listed below: - AKG Shotgun Mic with stabilizer (http://www.performanceaudio.com/cgi/product_view.cgi?products_id=153) valued at $649 - KATA soft bag ($200) - DVX Book - Book and DVD ($65) - 3 batteries with charger - Panasonic cleaning tape This camera is ideal for the student film maker or sports enthusiast and still retails for over $3000. Below is a detailed description of the camera and a few reviews: REVIEWS CNET: The bottom line: If you're looking for a MiniDV camera for pro-level videography with a film-like look, this 24P model is a top contender. Review: The Panasonic AG-DVX100A is the kind of camera that sends shivers down the spines of pro videographers and serious amateurs with modest budgets. If you relish the rare pieces of gear that are both affordable and designed for professional use, you're probably already familiar with this MiniDV model's predecessor, the AG-DVX100. That version made news by being the only 24P camera available for less than $25,000, and its successor competes with only one other 24p model in the current prosumer market, Canon's XL2. While the DVX100A makes only modest improvements over its predecessor, they're very well thought out, and they demonstrate that Panasonic is listening to what its serious customers want. If you don't need 24P capture or very advanced features, this camera might be overkill--it's definitely not for the point-and-shoot crowd. While the DVX100A can function automatically, its exceptional feature set will come alive only in the hands of a knowledgeable user.