jaycurtis

1” x 6.5” steerer tube 20mm thru axel with 100 - 130 -160mm adjustable travel. Doesn’t leak oil, hasn’t been use for a while.

Great bike, just looking to swap over to an enduro bike. Con: one finger nail sized dent near the bottom bracket - see photo - the previous owner failed to mention to me when I purchased. The dent has not progressed into anything over the two years I’ve had the bike. Colors Black/Hi Polish Alloy/Blue Frame ALUXX SL-grade aluminum, 8" Maestro suspension Fork RockShox Boxxer World Cup, w/20mm thru-axle, 200mm travel Shock RockShox Vivid R2C Handlebar Giant Contact All Mountain, 31.8mm Stem Giant Contact DH, Direct Mount Seatpost Giant Contact, 30.9mm Saddle Fi'zi:k Tundra 2, K:ium rails Pedals N/A Shifters SRAM X0, Trigger Shift Front Derailleur N/A Rear Derailleur SRAM XO DH, Type 2 Brakes Avid XO Trail, hydraulic disc, [F] 200mm, [R] 180mm Brake Levers Avid XO Trail Carbon Cassette SRAM PG1070 11x26, 10-speed Chain KMC X10 Crankset Truvativ XO DH, 36T w/MRP G3 Mini Carbon Bottom Bracket SRAM GXP Rims DT Swiss EX-500 Hubs [F] DT 240s, w/20mm axle, 32h [R] DT 240s w/12mm axle, 32h Spokes DT Competition, 14/15g Tires Schwalbe Magic Mary Evo, DH, 26x2.35 Weight The most accurate way to determine any bike’s weight is to have your local dealer weigh it for you. Many brands strive to list the lowest possible weight, but in reality weight can vary based on size, finish, hardware and accessories. All our bikes are designed for best-in-class weight and ride quality.

Awesome bike to rip trails and jumps 2012 scapegoat frame 2014 transition wheels Shimano zee derailleur Chromag bars Race face atlas cranks Minion Dh tires 2012 fox Dhx 5.0 fox kashima rear shock (recently rebuilt) X-fusion vengeance fork with extra firm spring installed - will include old spring Shimano m396 brakeset