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The best way to reach me is via Facebook Marketplace on this post: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/996219137610564 Only used on 2 rides. Designed for the 2020 Range VLT or Sight VLT 29 If you're out on the trails having fun, you don't have to let it end due to your battery running low. You can easily keep going with and extend the fun. The Norco 360W Range Extender Battery lets you go further or use more boost for longer. It is designed to work with the 2020 Range VLT or Sight VLT 29. It installs in seconds and adds up to 70% extra capacity. NOTE: I Will consider shipping, but will need to discuss the fees.

This bike is basically brand new. Not ridden more than 3 times. Kept in good condition / indoors. The pictures were taken just days ago. . Kona introduced the air-sprung Coilair in 2005 and in 2007 they extended the line to include a second model, the Supreme. With 160mm (6in) of travel front and rear, the bike is targeted at the aggressive all-mountain rider. Crucially, Kona has also used their DOPE floating caliper braking arm technology to combat the brake jack that can upset suspension performance under hard braking. The frame The Coilair Supreme shares the same frame as the other Coilair. Beefed up with a box-profile front end, it uses 7005 aluminum tubing that tapers ovally and curves subtly into the bottom bracket. The steeply sloping top tube gets a pipe brace, and the seat tube is bulge reinforced at the point where it supports the rocker pivot of the rocker-activated single-pivot configuration. The back end also features replaceable quick-release dropouts, although a 12mm bolt-through kit can be added to truly stiffen things up. A full, uninterrupted seat tube allows the saddle to change from down low for drops to up on high for climbing. The detail The bike is decked out with top drawer parts, including a Fox 36 Float RC2 160mm (6in) fork, matched by a Fox DHX Air 3.0 shock. RaceFace supply an Atlas AM X-Type crankset with bash-ring and an Evolve AM oversize bar and stem combo. The brakes are Shimano hydraulic discs with 180mm (7in) rotors instead of the 203mm (8in) gravity norm. The ride The Supreme has poise and precision on the trail, making it at home on the tighter, techy stuff as well as North Shore and flowing trails. Although more at home when things point downwards, the bike is capable of climbing – helped by the shock’s ProPedal which reduces pedal bob. And even though the bike (which weighs 16.45kg/36.26lbs) isn’t exactly sprightly, it will slowly grind upwards. This brings me to the DOPE system – it works. It smoothes out brake jack in the rough under heavy braking. Specifications Frame & Fork Frame Construction TIG-welded Frame Material Kona Clump 7005 Aluminum Fork Fox 36 Float R, 160mm travel Fork Materal Single Rear Shock Fox DHX Air 3.0, 6" travel Components Component Group Shimano Deore LX Brakeset Hayes HFX-9 V7 brakes, Hayes HFX-9 w/ BFL Lever levers Shift Levers Shimano Deore LX Front Derailleur Shimano Deore LX Rear Derailleur Shimano Deore XT Crankset Race Face Evolve DH X-Type, 36/24 teeth Pedals Kona Jackshit Primo Bottom Bracket Race Face Evolve DH X-Type Rear Cogs 9-speed, 11 - 34 teeth Chain Shimano CN-HG73 Seatpost Race Face Evolve DH Saddle WTB Pure V Race FR Handlebars Race Face Evolve DH OS Riser Handlebar Stem Race Face Evolve DH OS Headset 1 1/8" threadless FSA PIG Wheels Wheel Size 26" wheels Hubs Front: KK Disc 20mm, Rear: Shimano FH-M525 disc Rims Sun Rims Single Track Front Tire 26 x 2.40" Maxxis Advantage Spoke Brand DT Swiss stainless steel, 14ga. (2.0mm)