kailinds

For sale: SANTA CRUZ HIGHTOWER LT frameset, MY 2018. This HTLT is a carbon framed one, made with Santa Cruz' more premium and lighter 'CC' fibers. The frame has 150mm of rear travel and the fork recommendation is 150-160mm. However, it seems that some do bike park oriented riding with 170mm forks as well. I had initially a 150mm Fox 36 on it and later I upgraded to 160mm RS Lyrik. The bike ride more balanced on 150mm fork but 160mm gives more advantages on going downwards... The wheels are 29" and the frame is with a Boost 148mm standard. Frame is size Large. I'm myself 180cm with 85cm inseam. With my long inseam, I was able to use a OneUp 210mm dropper on it. There is a Invisiframe protective film on the frame (installed when new) and there is an additional protective tape set on the underside of the down tube. I'm giving two different rear shocks with the frame: a Fox DPX2 air shock and a Cane Creek Double Barrel Inline coil shock. Cane Creek comes with 450lbs and 500lbs Valt springs. I've been riding with the Cane Creek which is awesome. The shock has been serviced a bit over a year ago. Works ok but a service could be done at some point. The Fox shock has been used only during the time when the Cane Creek has been in service. Here is a test from Enduro magazine (HTLT won the group test), from where you can see the geometry info: https://enduro-mtb.com/en/santa-cruz-hightower-lt-review/ and Santa Cruz' own support pages: https://www.santacruzbicycles.com/en-EU/product-support/hightower-lt-1 I'm including the following with the frame: - Hope Tech Pick n' Mix IS41/IS52 headset - DT Swiss 148 Boost rear axle - Santa Cruz seat post collar - Marsh Guard mudguard for fork - Santa Cruz equipment bag incl: * derailleur hanger * set of plugs for cable/hose inlets * spare bolts for pivots * grease gun * bearing puller set - Santa Cruz short-sleeved jersey, size Large The frame is in a good condition. Of course it shows some signs of usage but most of the scuffs are in the protective film. No cracks, dents, etc. Bearings fine as well. Speaking of which, I have changed the bearings last time in spring 2023 after which I've ridden quite little as I've had some health issues. Happy to ship worldwide. Payments with PayPal please.

I'm selling my daughter's kick-ass mountain bike: a VPACE MAX26. This is a 2019 MY frameset in Crazy Pink colour. It's more of a berry-like colour than pure pink and thus looks pretty neat. Vpace is a German boutique manufacturer which has specialized in building proper kids' mountain bikes. This MAX26 model with 26" wheels fits children from 130cm to 150cm tall. I have built the bike from parts myself last summer, trying to get it as light as possible without going silly. Total weight of 8.6 kg is pretty great, especially when comparing to the likes of Whyte, Kona, Orange etc. kids' 26" mtbs which weigh around 11-13 kg. Frame: Vpace Max26, 1368g Fork: Rock Shox SID RL100, 1533g (straight steerer, comes with handlebar lock lever) + Rock Shox fender Headset: Tune Bubi, 85g (incl. adapter for straight steerer, also comes with crown race for tapered steerer) Topcap ja Spacers: Tune Cap + Tune carbon, 18g Brakes: Formula T1 Racing + Ashima rotors 160mm, 729g Wheelset: Front: Tune King/CX-Ray/Stan's NoTubes Podium MMX, Rear: DT XRC1350 Carbon, 1450g Tires: Schwalbe Rocket Ron Evo, 1000g Grips: ESI Racer's Edge, 52g Handlebar: China carbon 31.8mm, 640mm, 125g Stem: Vpace 31.8mm 40mm, 90g Seatpost: China carbon 27.2mm, 300mm, 125g Saddle: Vpace Small, 218g Cranks+BB: Vpace 130mm, 28t direct mount ring, 575g Pedals: Kactus Magnesium/Titanium, 160g Shifter: Sram X01, 121g (with Formula Matchmaker) Rear derailleur: Sram X01, 265g Cassette: Sram X01 10-42t, 275g Chain: Sram X01 PC1070, 250g Skewers: J&L Titanium + Tacx protector Seatpost clamp: Tune Schraubwürger Titanium, 12g Other: Lizard Skins protection tape on toptube, Knog Oi bell, Specialized Zee Cage II bottle cage, Vpace chainstay protector. Additionally I will include 4 sets of Formula brake pads, Formula bleeding set and some misc. Formula parts and also a DT Swiss freewheel for Shimano Hyperglide. The front wheel has Stans tubeless valve, tape und sealant, the rear wheel has a superlight Schwalbe 14A tube but I will also include a DT Swiss tubeless valve that I hadn't come around to installing myself. If you'd rather have just the frameset, I can split the bike, no problem. The bike is in Finland but I can ship it anywhere in the world.

I'm selling my 2013 Santa Cruz Tallboy LTc frameset in size Large. The frame has 611.6mm top tube & seat tube is 495mm long. Santa Cruz recommends this bike for riders around 175-185cm. This 29" carbon bike excels in everything from XC to enduro. When the bike was released, it received rave reviews and still many riders on MTBR.com forums think that the bike is at least as good as newer Hightower model. There's 135mm travel in rear and you you can use a fork from 130mm to 160mm. Although I'd say 140-150mm is the optimum travel. The rear shock is Fox Float CTD Factory Kashima. Shock has been optimized for the frame by a Finnish suspension specialist (shimmed with 'enduro tune' and there's added compression). It's also attached with proper needle bearings and not with bushings. The shock has been fully serviced in June 2018. There is no paint on frame but it's matte carbon with orange decals. Protection tape has been applied to the frame to protect it from scratches. The frame is in a very good condition with no issues at all. I will include the following parts with the frame: - Works Components -1.5 deg headset (head tube angle now 68 deg with 140mm fork). There is an additional set of new bearings included. - Santa Cruz seat post clamp - DT Swiss rear thru-axle - Formula IS-->PM 180mm disc adapter for rear brake - Cytoe rock guard that protects the lower links from hits - Santa Cruz new bearings (not a complete set though) - MarshGuard suspension fork fender - rear fender (attached into seat) I'll ship wherever you like with a tracked air mail shipping by Finland's Post. SHIPPING INSIDE EUROPEAN UNION IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE!! Paypal or bank transfer are the preferred payment methods.