haypeterman

This was my dads bike he bought new in 2009 as a frame, and built it up and rode it for years. He's moved on from this bike years ago and It’s been sitting around as a buddy bike. This thing is fully kitted out (for 2009) and meticulously maintained. This is an iconic bike, if you know you know. My girlfriend used it at whistler this summer in place of a rental, and people were yelling at her left and right about this thing. this would make a great beginner or buddy bike in prep for the whistler trip the following was done to the bike: -new chain -brakes bled with new pads -new seat (not pictured) -fork rebuild by Traction Works -new shifting cable and housing. Parts list: frame: 2009 specialized sx trail 2 (size large) wheels: hand built Rims: mavic 521 tubeless DH (powder coated blue) Tires: Schwalbe Magic Mary (barely used) Hubs: Shimano Saint Rear Derailleur: Shimano Saint 9 spd Crankset: Shimano Saint Chain Guide: ethirteen lg1 Brakes: shimano xt Rotors: Shimano Saint Fork: Fox Fit 36 (pushed) Rear Shock: Fox Factory Series DHX RC2 coil (Pushed) Bars: Race Face Stem: Truvativ Headset: Chris King Threadless (blue) Seatpost: Thompson grips: Diety Lock ons (not pictured)

Selling my 2016 Specialized p.26 that I bought brand new from the Fat Tire Farm a little over a month ago. After being out of the DJ scene for a few years I bought this bike to mostly ride skate parks and the Lumberyard. Since I got the bike I have rode Tigard once, Hillsboro once, the lumberyard twice and Pier park a hand full of times. The reason I am selling this bike is because the 2017 P.3 just came out, and now I really want that bike. This bike is awesome and I absolutely love it. I jumped on it and right away felt comfortable. This bike was everything I expected it to be for less then $1000 DJ bike. Right when I got the bike, I swapped out the pedals for some plastic Deity's. I also replaced the grips with a set of ODI lock ons. I took all stickers off the frame and wheels, and removed the front brake. I still have all the original parts and the bike will come with the new parts on it. When I rode the bike at Pier park, I did happen to crash a couple times (as expected) and scratched the bar ends, and a small spot on the handle bars. Other than that, the bike is completely scratch free, and the bike has already had its 30 day tune up. So the wheels are tight and the bike feels solid. Retail on this bike is $920 brand new, but obviously I cant get that so asking $650 OBO. https://www.specialized.com/us/en/bikes/mountain/bmx-dirt-jump/p26/106316 Price also includes Deity pedals http://www.deitycomponentsstore.com/deity-compound-v2-pedal2.html and ODI Grips http://odigrips.com/store/mtb/mtb-products/rogue-mtb-lock-on-grip-130mm

I recently acquired a new DH bike, so sadly selling the old one. This is a great bike for someone looking for a first DH bike, or a good buddy bike. I got the frame back in 2010, and the bike has slowly been evolving ever since. Being an ex bike mechanic, this bike has been very well maintained and parts replaced as need be. The bike has only been ridden a handful of times over the past couple years. The rear shock was replaced a couple years ago, so is fairly new and in great working order. There is obvious wear on the frame from riding and shuttling. No dents or damage to the frame however. The rear rim has some nice dents in it and a little bit of a wobble, but still rolls just fine. These wheels have been absolutely bomb proof over the last 6 years. Could not be happier with a set of wheels. Super easy to maintain as well. All bearings in the hubs were just replaced last month. Everything shifts, rolls and stops without flaw. I just took this bike to Whistler in August and didnt have any issues except for 1 broken spoke which has been replaced. The bottom bracket was just overhauled and re-greased. Still lots of tread on the tires. This bike brand new would run around $4,500. But since this is the bike industry we are talking about, I cant ask nearly that. So asking $1,000 OBO. There are some really nice parts on this bike and it really is in great working order. I would like to see someone be super stoked on a cheap DH bike so they can start to experience the joy of a big bike that is affordable. Below is a parts list. Hit me up if you have any questions at all. Frame: 09 Demo 7 Fork: RockShox Boxxer RC Rear Shock: RockShox Vivid R2C Headset: Chris King 1.5" to 1.8" Anodized Red Wheels: DT Swiss FR 2350 Tires: Specialized Butcher 2.5" Cranks: Shimano Saint BB: Shimano Saint Pedals: Specialized HandleBars: Specialized DH Brakes: Avid Elixer 5 (fresh bleed + mineral pads) Chain Guide: E13 LG1 Derailleur: SRAM X-9 Shifter: SRAM X-9 Cassette: SRAM Mountain 9 Speed