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jbling
- Member since Apr 22, 2007
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- Male / 52
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Boulder , Colorado - 2 Followers
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Selling
Sep 7, 2026 at 12:41
Sep 7, 2026
S-Works Enduro UDH Size S3; Frame new, never ridden
$3800 USD• 2025 S Works Enduro UDH compatible; frame is fully custom ride wrapped and has never been ridden
• 2025 Fox Factory 38 Fork with Grip2 Damper; stanchions are perfect; lowers have some cosmetic scuffing
• 2025 Fox DHX2 Coil with Sprindex adjustable spring rate
• Reserve 30HD Alloy Wheels; Rear wheel with CushCore insert
• Santa Cruz 42mm stem, Carbon Santa Cruz bars and grips
• SRAM X01 Drivetrain with alloy Descendant cranks - cranks have scratches from riding in rocky terrain (see photos)
• SRAM Code RSC Brakes with Magura 203mm rotors
Local sale preferred but buyer paid shipping is an option
Selling
Mar 16, 2025 at 10:49
Mar 16, 2025
Immaculate Yeti SB140 LR T3, Large
$5900 USDImmaculate, barely ridden, ride wrapped Yeti SB140 LR with yet to be ridden 2025 Fox Factory 36 Grip X2 and yet to be ridden SRAM XX1 Cassette and Chain. I just don't have the time to ride this beautiful machine to justify keeping it.
Yet to be ridden 2025 Fox 36 with Grip X2 damper
Yet to be ridden XX1 chain and cassette with colors matching fork
SRAM Code RSC brakes
Chris King Headset
OneUp Riser bars
Spank 45 mm stem
MRP chainiguide and bash guard
XX1 AXS Electronic Shifting
Maxxis Assegi Exo+ Front Tire
Maxxis DHR II DD Rear Tire
Rest of bike is from the T3 build
I could also sell this bike with original cassette and chain and an early year fork a lower price.
Local sale preferred. Buyer pays shipping and insurance.
jbling christinachappetta's article
Dec 22, 2022 at 12:08
Dec 22, 2022
Video: What it Takes to Win a Reality TV Show: An Interview with Pinkbike Academy Season 3 Winner
Could not take my eyes off that thing...whatever it is.
Selling
Dec 3, 2022 at 19:43
Dec 3, 2022
jbling alicialeggett's article
Sep 4, 2022 at 15:57
Sep 4, 2022
Interview: Alexandera Houchin on Her Colorado Trail Race Win(s), Ultra-Endurance Motivations, & Identity
Thanks for posting, PB. This is a great and inspiring interview. Her comment in regards to ceremony really resonated with me. As a middle aged weekend warrior feeling the pressures of family, carer, an eventual retirement, etc, I find it increasingly important to be grounded in a constant whatever it may be. It makes me smile that that Alexandera has found that constant and that it propels her forward with amazing result.
