jnicol

Marin Pine Mountain One Bikepacking bike. Two sets of tires, 2.8 with aggressive tread and 2.1 faster rolling. Comes with rear pannier with small mud flap, frame bag, and under the downtube trustworthy Specialized Zee II bottle holder. SLX shifting, Shimano hydraulic brakes. Size is small which works for my wife at 5.4+". Bike has barely been ridden, only on trips and is in excellent, like new condition. Look at the grips - no evidence of wear. My wife really enjoys this bike but I've decided to change my own bikepacking bike to a softtail and I would prefer she be on a similar bike to mine so we are changing hers too. Front fender in pics is NOT included. No pedals.

Large Sir9 Frame with some other bits for sale. Not sure of year, maybe 10 years old. It was my Sunday driver as a single speed for most of its life. A few years ago I sold my Surly Krampus and turned this into my bikepacking rig. The Reynold 853 tubing combined with the shape of the rear end is much more comfortable than the Surly. And it's lighter. But it is also steeper so I put in a 2 deg Works Components headset adjustment. The red paint is very deep. The bike was pristine and really looked awesome until I started bikepacking with it. It's still great except for rub marks under where the frame bag attaches. Comes with: Original Maxle axle as well as a Robert Axle Project axle that allows you to carry the load of the pannier rack on the axle. The top end of pannier rack attaches to a Salsa seat clamp. A very solid system. The rack is ToPeak MTX 2.0 with a small adaptation at the lower connection. Race Face Turbine cranks installed with BB. KS Lev dropper with remote. The post is a little slower than ideal but works. These 27.2 posts are hard to find so I'm including it to make your life simpler. The 100m fork is a RockShox Recon. It has been shockingly reliable. I ended up running the bike mostly with a 120mm fork on it and you may want to do the same but this is a simple set up to get you going. Blackburn frame bag included. NOT INCLUDED: the racks on the forks are coming off. I left them on in the pics so you could see a full set up. I also used a bar bag and a seat bag if I was riding more off road and didn't have the panniers on.