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2012 Specialized Status Size Large Manitou Dorado Pro Cane Creek DoubleBarrel Coil Hope Pro Evo 2 Hubs DT Swiss Champion Spokes DT Swiss FR600 Rear Rim WTB i25 Front Rim Shimano Zee Cranks Shimano Zee Brakes Shimano Rotors Answer Carbon Pro DH Bars 780mm Oury Grips Answer Direct mount stem Ritchey Saddle Maxxis Dual Ply Minion DHF Front and Rear Shimano Alfine Chain Tensioner Surly Single Speed Adapter The Bike is currently set up Single Speed, but I have a Zee Derailleur, Saint Shifter, and 10spd Chain and cassette 11-36T that is included. I also have the stock Specialized wheels and extra tires to go with the bike. I handmade the Chainguide out of a cutting board and has never failed! Its attached to a eThirteen Boomerang. Frame was originally white, but who likes white bikes!? So I stripped the paint off. Bike is super fun and has served me well, I just realized I'm just way too big for it (I'm 6' 4"). Last time I weighed the bike it was around 38lbs.

2015 Specialized Stumpjumper EVO Carbon 27.5 Size XL Mania Mattoc Pro 27.5 Stock Fox Float Rear Shock Rockshox Reverb Stealth 170mm Dropper Post DT Swiss 240 Hubs DT Swiss Competition Spokes DT Swiss M440 Rims Maxxis Minion DHF and Agressor Tires Shimano Deore Cranks Shimano XT Brakes Shimano XT Rotors SDG saddle with Ti Rails Answer Carbon DH Pro Handlebars 780mm Oury Grips Syntace Flatforce 44mm Stem KMC x10 Chain Sunrise 11-42 10spd Cassette XT Derailleur Saint Shifter MRP Carbon Chainguide Wheels Manufacturing Bottom Bracket Hand built from the frame up. Out of the box the bike weighed 28.06 pounds. Bike rides awesome, but I'm moving and need the space. Minor cosmetic damage to the paint that i forgot to take pictures of, but frame has a lot of 3M frame frame protectant on it. Will throw in a lightly used Shwalbe Magic Mary as well.

On-One 456 Evo 2 - (Large Frame, is just over a year old) 2013 Manitou Minute pro (x-firm spring, but have stock spring as well along with extra seals) zee 175mm crankset xt brakes and rotors hope pro 2 hubs dt swiss competition spokes wtb i23 rims Maxxis minion tires (set up tubeless) thomson seatpost deity seat newish drivetrain renthal 36t chainring e thirteen chain guide xt cassette with one up 42t extender cog xt deraileur gold kmc 10spd chain saint shifter (pedals not included) oury lock-on grips answer 780 handlebars If you want a really solid all-mountain bike, this bike is for you. It climbs and descends amazingly. Don't let the fact that its a 26" bike get to you, this bike is nimble! I really don't want to sell this bike because it really shreds, but I could really use the space its taking up and the money is going towards a new bike project. Im 6'4" and I've finally accepted that this bike is slightly too small for me.