grantmckercher

Industry Nine wheel set. Hydra hubs and aluminum Enduro rims with 30.5 mm inside width. Shimano micro spline driver. Factory tubeless tape installed. Includes tubeless valves and caps. Wheels look new and are running true. Rear hub is new and has never been ridden - replaced under warranty. One or two minor marks from normal riding, as per photos. These have only been ridden XC, with no jumping or tricks. Have wheel box and will ship at buyer's cost. CanadaPost shipping estimate with insurance is about $150 CDN. Have switched to carbon wheels. These wheels retail for approximately $1,450 CDN new.

Large Fox Tailgate Pad. Has blocks on bed side to separate bikes. One ore two minor scuffs, as per photo, overall excellent condition. Kept clean from new. Original owner, Bought from LBS. Comes with two velcro pads to adjust opening size to suit location of tailgate handle and backup camera. Sold truck and need to sell this pad now.

Original owner, bought at LBS. 27.5” x 4.5” studded tires, Manitou Mastadon fork, dropper seatpost, Avid hydraulic brakes, XT shifter and derailleur, SLX cassette, sealed bearings. Specs are available online at Trek’s website. 575 km of snow riding. Only winter ridden, with spring when snow was melting. All riding in Saskatoon. Not a jumper, no tricks, just XC riding. $1,250 for bike with Renthal riser bar. $1,550 for bike with and accessories below, and spare factory handlebar. OneUp 100cc EDC Pump, $85 Renthal Riser Bar, $140 Dogwood Designs Poagies, $180 Blackburn Expandable Frame Bag, $110 Bontrager 27.5 x 4.5 Tubes, $25 each Pelican thermos (Fits in frame bag), $30 Total Accessories New: $700 Accessories are important as they make winter riding work well. Pump is higher capacity for fat tires, has never been used, and is EDC tool compatible. I bought a higher rise handlebar to fit me better, and the stock handle bar is included, with a lower rise. Poagies keep the wind and cold off your hands and are the best way to keep your hands warm. You still need to wear gloves underneath when it is cold. Frame bag has enough room for an extra tube and thermos and has a moveable divider, so items don’t rattle. Some stitching has been repaired. Tubes are necessary unless you ride tubeless, and these tires are tubeless compatible. I prefer tubes as they are quicker to change in winter and less messy, but having said that, I’ve never had a flat with this bike. Leftover studs are included. Thermos is needed as water will freeze without being in a thermos.