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I bought this used and don't have the full info, but I believe this to be a fairly standard geo 29er. Seat tube center to top is 18", top tube center to center is 22.75". The laser etching on the frame has to be seen to be believed. You like flames? You like eagles? This is the bike for you. It's hilarious and I love the etching. The frame will be sold with the CK headset, the Shimano BB and the seat collar, but the crank is not included (I'm just waiting for the Amazon fairy to deliver the crank removal tool). When I had this built up single speed with the Niner carbon fork, it was ~20lb!

2015 Salsa Warbird Ti with ENVE CX fork - almost all other parts upgraded, list below: Wheelset - 32h Chris King classic hubs (blue front, black rear) on HED Belgium+ rims wrapped in Specialized Trigger Pro 38mm (tubeless) that have some wear, but also including 2 x WTB Exposure 32c tires - brand new, $80 each MSRP. 1x Drivetrain - SRAM Red shifters, Ultegra Crank, SRAM 42t narrow-wide chainring, medium-cage SRAM GX clutched rear der, SunRace 11-42 10spd cassette Brakes - Avid BB7S Road front and rear on Avid rotors Other - Chris King headset (navy blue), 44cm Cowbell 2 bars, Thomson Elite seatpost (0 setback), upgraded bottom bracket (Wheels Manufacturing). Specialized Phenom saddle I've put plenty of miles on it, but it's always been regularly serviced by my local Salsa dealer (Bicycle Revolutions in Philadelphia) and all upgrades were installed at the same shop. Some small scratches - can provide pics, if needed. Not in a hurry to sell, listed price is reasonable. Would consider trade for 27.5" hardtail of equal value, or bike plus cash. Located in Philadelphia PA - would be willing to talk about delivery options within a few hours drive, otherwise buyer pays shipping by BikeFlights.

Fox F100RL. It's got 9mm QR dropouts and 32mm stanchions. The steerer tube is 1-1/8" straight, 7-3/4" long. The fork has adjustments for rebound and lockout/climb. I bought it on a used single-speed, had it professionally serviced, rode it once, then switched it out for a rigid fork. I believe this is the manual for it: http://www.ridefox.com/fox_tech_center/owners_manuals/010/eng/Content/Forks/32MM/FRL.html Shipping should be $15-25, depending on location (shipped from 19147).

Bought this new at Breakaway Bikes in Philadelphia last spring and ridden for less than 300 miles - like-new condition with two years of Trek Care Plus left on it (basically, anything breaks, they replace it for free). The only changes to standard spec are an upgraded XT cassette, ESI Chunky grips and Stan's Arch wheelset. Great bike, but ultimately, I just don't do any XC riding at this point, so am looking to round up cash for a hardtail or hardtail SS. Full spec: Frame - Trek Alpha Platinum aluminum w/Gary Fisher G2 geometry Fork - Fox Evolution Series 32 Float CTD, 100mm-travel Rear Shock - Fox Evolution Series Float CTD, 100mm-travel Rims/Wheels - Stan's Arch wheelset (set up tubeless, brand new Shimano rotors) Hubs - Bontrager Tires - Bontrager XR1 Expert, 29 x 2.2 Crankset - Shimano SLX Chainrings - 38/24 Front Derailleur - Shimano Deore Rear Derailleur - Shimano Deore XT Shadow Rear Cogs - Shimano, 10-speed: 11-36 Shifters - Shimano SLX Brake Levers - Shimano SLX Brakes - Shimano SLX disc Saddle - Bontrager Evoke 2 Can provide more pics, if needed. (EDIT - 07/23/2015 cleaned the bike and took some pictures under poor light conditions, sorry. Will try and take some some outside.)

Super-stiff and comfortable MTB / CX shoes. Moderately used, mostly for commuting and CX, mildly scuffed soles. The Boa closures have just been replaced (not pictured - FYI Boa has a lifetime warranty on these). I have the S-Works shoe bag that came with them and they have a new pair of Specialized Body Geometry + insoles in them. $200 plus shipping