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Mar 9, 2021 at 16:30

Mar 9, 2021

Cascade Levo SL/Stumpy Link - Brand New

$180 USD

Got a brand new Cascade Components link for the Levo SL up for sale. This link also works for the 2018-2020 stumpjumper and stumpjumper EVO models. Bought this a while back only to find out that it does not work with 55mm stroke shocks due to clearance issues. But if you have the stock 52.5mm or 50mm stroke shock, you're golden. Bit of a bummer as this link provides a huge difference in ride quality compared to the stock link. Check out more details here: https://cascadecomponents.bike/collections/specialized-linkages/products/levo-sl-link Shipping with USPS shouldn't be too much, but the buyer needs to cover it. Let me know if you have any questions!

kev1n jamessmurthwaite's article

Mar 8, 2021 at 14:22

Mar 8, 2021

Earthbound's High Pivot Bike is Made From Bamboo & Carbon

Dunno about sending it on this bike, but this is rad...

whattheheel

Jan 11, 2021 at 14:48

Jan 11, 2021

How you doing sum bitch???

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kev1n mikekazimer's article

Jan 11, 2021 at 14:46

Jan 11, 2021

Review: Specialized 2FO Roost vs Pearl Izumi X-Alp Launch Mid Flat Pedal Shoes

@whattheheel: clearly not enough bahaha

kev1n mikekazimer's article

Jan 11, 2021 at 10:46

Jan 11, 2021

Review: Specialized 2FO Roost vs Pearl Izumi X-Alp Launch Mid Flat Pedal Shoes

@weeesel: Only had them for about a month or so - but holding just fine for now with my Oneup pedals

kev1n mikekazimer's article

Jan 11, 2021 at 10:16

Jan 11, 2021

Review: Specialized 2FO Roost vs Pearl Izumi X-Alp Launch Mid Flat Pedal Shoes

Let me just say that the new 2FO Roosts are the best mountain biking shoes I've worn. After years on Five Ten and trying other brands, these have really blown me away. In terms of grip, it's on par with the five ten impact pro's I was wearing before and in terms of comfort, they're easily the best I've worn. I used to have issues with my feet going numb on long climbs, not anymore with the Roosts. Longer days in the saddle are that much more enjoyable. I also enjoy the low key look of these. My only real gripe with them is traction when hiking on steep/loose surfaces, but other than that, these are killer.

kev1n mikelevy's article

Nov 30, 2020 at 11:31

Nov 30, 2020

Field Test: 2021 Actofive P-Train - Not Your Typical Trail Bike

@muscogeemasher: I know Trail Head Cyclery in Cupertino, CA has some right now

kev1n mikekazimer's article

Oct 6, 2020 at 10:30

Oct 6, 2020

Review: 2021 Specialized Stumpjumper EVO - More Travel & More Adjustability

@hamncheez: This new linkage is spaced much wider apart and should help greatly reduce those side loads

kev1n mikekazimer's article

Oct 6, 2020 at 9:08

Oct 6, 2020

Review: 2021 Specialized Stumpjumper EVO - More Travel & More Adjustability

Think they knocked it out of the park with this new iteration. It's a bike that can cater to pretty much any rider and it's very very well thought out through and through, gotta give them props and I can't wait to ride one. Something worth mentioning is that these are pretty much available at shops right now, no more waiting for company's next batches of bikes to arrive.

Added 30 photos to Buysell

Sep 13, 2020 at 10:45

Sep 13, 2020