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Selling as I've bought myself something new. Price is not negotiable Fox 34 150mm travel, Fox rp23 shock Hope Hoops with pro2 hubs Ice Tec rotors Brand new SLX brakes (front and rear) XT cranks 1 x 10 30t NW RingMaster chainring Shimano BB only a few rides old Zee shitfer and mech SuperStar chain guide RaceFace Atlas bars Cane Creek Headset Rockshox Reverb Brand new Charge Spoon NukeProof Flats Maxxis HighRoller up front Maxxis Ardent on the back both 4 rides old I'm also going to throw in a nearly new set of Maxxis Minion (MaxxPro compound) for really sloppy riding & a set of thule wheel bags. Fork and shock serviced 8 months ago by BouceSuspension, in Preston. It's a used bike so come with a few chips and marks in the usual places. Aesthetically there two things to point out: 1. On the rear of the seat stay, the previous owner used a very high tack protective film which I've not taken off. It looks a bit worn and dirty now. 2. Top tube, paint worn. I locked the bike up using a very heavy duty motorbike chain with a kevlar sleeve. It took the paint off. I'm an idiot for not realising. As you can tell, this is a well cared for bike that has been used and serviced. Raced it at ArdMoors, ArdRock, Boltby Bash etc... and LOVED it!! Lightning fast on like a cloud over the rough stuff. Nevertheless, I'm going to sell it and treat myself to something new Getting into 'enduro' biking or returning after a layoff, perfect bike for very little (comparatively) expenditure. THE END :)

Re-listed due to time waster Kona Paddy Wagon £250 – Manchester (pick-up preferred but can arrange postage at extra cost to buyer) Frame 56cm - almost blemish free - one mark on the bottom of the chain stay (which you have to look for to find!) New - bottom bracket (never ridden) New - chain (never ridden) New - Headset bearings (never ridden) New - Brake pads (almost brand new, I've ridden the bike four times whilst they've been on) Set-up for myself at 5'10", as you can see, it can accommodate shorter and taller riders as I am in the middle of the sizing. Looks awesome with yellow wheels, decals and striped tyres Very reluctantly offering for sale albeit I will be spending the proceeds on another bike Chris

Chris Boardman HT Pro (2012) Ridden only five times since new, bought Dec' 2012, due to a recurring back injury. I chose it over and above the conventional names, having already owned Orange P7's, Orange 5', Scott Aspect' etc etc..., due to awesome spec and brilliant reviews. Needless to say, it does not disappoint! Very sad to see this go but I'm no longer capable of riding 7 - 8hrs and this bike was built for exactly that, I've really reduced the rolling weight (wheels) and significantly improved the handling (bars, stem, grips), in total is has been used for a maximum of 5hrs! Absolute blast to ride, inspires confidence and much better spec than anything else on the market. I know I'd be smashing personal bests and Strava times at all the trail centres on this bike....if only I could ride the thing for long enough! Better to give to somebody else and find a new sport, i think. Upgrades (2 - 3 rides old, less than 3hrs) - Stans ZTR Crest wheels pair - just 1650g complete with rimtape and adaptors - Bontranger xr4 Team tubeless tyres (new stans fluid added 29/07/2013) - Superstar Vector 700-25 Bar - 280g - Superstar lock - on grips - Wellgo (DMR V8 copy) pedals - Truvativ 80mm stem Spec: Frameset: Size Medium (18) Colour Matt Black Frame Superlight alloy triple butted, full smooth welding, tapered steerer, BB30 Fork Rock Shox Reba RL, Tapered steerer, 120mm, motion control rebound and compression damping and lock out Groupset: Shifters SRAM X9 2x10 Front Mech SRAM X9 2x10 Rear Mech SRAM X9 2x10 speed Brakes Avid Elixir R Chainset FSA Comet BB30 42x27T Cassette SRAM PG1050 Chain KMC X10 Bottom B FSA BB30 Wheelset: Rims Stans ZTR CREST Hubs Superstar Switch evo Spokes Stainless black Tyres Bontranger xr4 team (tubless with brand new fluid) Components: Handlebars Superstar 700mm (25mm rise) Stem Truvativ 80mm Headset FSA integrated Spacers Alloy Seatpost Boardman Carbon Saddle Cboardman Pedals Wellgo (DMR imitation) http://www.boardmanbikes.com/mtb/ht_pro.html http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/mountainbikes/product/review-boardman-ht-pro-11-45094

Orange Five 18 inch - recent full service by local bike shop Hope Pro2 hub (front) Hope Pro2 Hub (rear) Hope 180mm 'saw' rotor (front) - brand new Hope 160mm rotor (rear) Mavic 717 rim (front) Mavic 717 rim (rear) Easton Vice DH Stem Easton Monkey Bar Lizard Skins lock-on 'Peaty' grips Shimano Deore shifters Hope Mini Lever (front) - serviced last week, seals and brass barrels replaced Hope Mini Lever (rear) - serviced last week, seals and brass barrels replaced Hope Mono Mini Caliper (front) - serviced last week, pads have a lot of life left Hope Mono Mini Caliper (rear) - serviced last week, pads have a lot of life left Hope Headset - bearings could do with being replaced (I think the last set I replaced were £10) Hope quick release seat clamp Charge Spoon saddle Superstar Nano pedals - new pins Shimano SLX front derailleur Shimano Deore LX rear derailleur - jockey wheels are only a few months old Shimano Deore triple chainset and bottom bracket - less than a year old Shimano HG61 9 Speed Cassette - less than a year old Shimano HG73 9 Speed chain - four rides old USE Titanium Spin Stix skewers - (£40 per pair!!) Specialized Eskar 2.30 tyre (rear) 1 ride old WTB Moto Raptor 2.24 tyre (front) Rockshox Revelation 150mm U-turn - serviced 3 months ago - really really good condition RockShox SID XC shock - perfect working condition with quick lock-out (190mm eye to eye, 50mm shaft) I took a leaking Fox RP3 unit off and put this on for 'one' ride - the fox unit has since been repaired and sold - it's old and simple but good. Reason for sale - injured my back and can't do justice to such a good bike but, when I was riding, it really helped boost my confidence and skill. I hope somebody else will be able to use it properly.

Hi, For sale. 2008 Scott Scale 30 carbon fibre 'weight weenie' The bike was bought new for £2000, rode only once by my step-father, and still has the rubber nipples on the tyre tread! Here is the crucial spec. list: Frame: Scott Scale carbon CR1 with custom disc dropout and SDS shock damping system Forks: Fox 32 F100RL 100mm air sprung with alloy steerer and quad tapered lowers. Rebound adjust and lockout Gears: Shimano LX front and XT rear Shifters: Shimano LX Rapidfire plus Chainset: Truvativ Firex 3.3 Giga X Pipe 44/32/22 Bottom Bracket: Hope Ceramic Brakes: Avid Juicy 5 with 185mm front and 160mm rear rotors Wheels: Mavic Crossride rims built on Mavic Crossride hubs Tyres: Schwalbe Nobby Nic 26x2.1 triple compound Handlebars: Scott Comp Stem: Scott Pro 4 bolt Saddle: Scott racing Seatpost: Scott RC 34.9mm The bike is in showroom condition, has been recently serviced (forks and drivetrain) and no signs that it has ever been rode. The reason for sale, my step father is a competitive road racer who 'collects' bikes but a recent clear-out by my mother has left him little or no choice but to sell this bike. Having ridden one of these bikes before I'd have to say it is better than anything you could pick up for a comparable price, it's so light (less than 10kg!) and quick no matter what the terrain. Have a look at this review for another opinion. http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/bikes/mountain/product/review-scott-scale-30-08--28523/?_brc=1 There are loads of forum threads exalting the scale 30 as one of the best bikes around due to spot-on geometry, great components and potential to create a genuine 'weight weenie'. Have a look. Get in contact if you want to make an offer. Hope this all helps Chris