jvogel

I've owned this North shore rack for approximately 7 years and am the original and only owner. It is well loved and well used but very capable of handling anything you want to throw at it. It is the steel version and has some significant rust as a consequence. Some steel wool and a coat of paint would make it look pretty good! But everything is structurally sound. I do not have the pin to connect it through the 2-in hitch receiver. You can buy those from North shore, either a $15 simple version or a $50 anti-rattle hitch pin: https://northshoreracks.com/product-category/replacement-parts/ Alternatively, you might have your own hitch pin. I'm only selling because my car broke down and I had to redo the whole car/bike transportation thing. Feel free to reach out with questions. I'm happy to show it if you are seriously interested. I'm listing at $199 OBO

This is a set of Shimano XT PD-T780 touring pedals. One side is clipless and the other flat. Great for touring bikes, townies, or for anyone who likes to clip in, but sometimes is just heading to the local coffee shop or pub. I believe Shimano now sells this design as the PD-T8000 which retails for $145. You pay actual shipping unless you are nearby and want to arrange a handoff.

If you are reading this, you know this saddle needs no introduction. I do not have the year for this saddle, but it is in excellent condition. You will pay actual shipping costs unless you are nearby and want to arrange a pickup. MSRP $185 See here: https://www.brooksengland.com/en_us/flyer.html

This is an Islabike Creig 24" small frame size. I bought this when Islabike closed up shop in the U.S. around 2018 or 2019 (I understand they still sell bikes in the UK: https://www.islabikes.co.uk/shop/creig/creig-24, just got frustrated with U.S. regulations for kids bikes). For those of you that know this excellent brand, I need say no more. For the rest of you, these bikes are incredibly lightweight and designed to help your kid fall in love with biking. Imagine you riding a 75-100lb bike. That's what a 60lb 2nd grader will experience on an average 24" kids bike. This bike was designed to be extra lightweight to ensure there is less suffering and more fun. My kiddo used this bike from Kindergarten through 3rd grade FWIW (and probably should still be on it, but is insistent on moving up to a 26" full suspension bike!). On top of that I did a few additions: I replaced the not-so-great stock RST shock with a pretty sweet Manitou Markhor 100mm fork. This fork can handle a 26" wheel so it slacks out the geometry a bit for kids who want to get into mountain biking, or just experience more modern geometry. You could mullet out this rig, but I left the 24" wheel on and it served my kiddo great. Additionally, I replaced the grip shift with a trigger shifter. In my experience kids have difficulty holding onto the handlebar and twisting their grip at the same time. It is a well used bike, so a little TLC may be needed. Specifically there is one broken spoke that needs to be replaced. I've listed it as good condition even though this one thing needs servicing. If you are interested in the bike and have questions or find the busted spoke problematic, reach out. Everything else is in good serviceable condition, although I would recommend replacing the tires with softer rubber if you want to get your kiddo into mountain biking as these are harder tires suitable for gravel paths, but less pliant on off-road conditions if your kiddo starts to ride aggressively. 1x10 drivetrain SRAM X9 rear derailleur Avid Elixir disc brakes Manitou Markhor 100mm fork Maxxis Snyper 24x2.0 tires A lot of just plain awesome

I just took this fork off my factory spec Transition Spur. It served me well, but I decided to move from the lightweight/XC oriented SID fork to a heavier weight/beefier fork. Only minor cosmetic scuffing to fork; no damage to stanchions; 29" wheels 120mm suspension, 44mm offset, 15x110 boost maxle, steerer tube cut at 7.5" as pictured. Buyer to pay shipping, but I'll box it up nicely.