kliza23

If you know what this bike is, you will know how rare they are... and what a killer ride they are still to this day. If you don't know what this bike is, look up Frank The Welder, and the Sinister R9 to get some of it's history. This bike was lovingly restored after procuring the frame from the father of one of the original Sinister r9 team riders. My son loves this bike, and every time he takes it to the mountain people ask him about it or comment on it (when they know it). He had offers from folks wanting to buy it in the past, but hasn't wanted to part with it. Now, he's gotten a bit too big for it, and is looking to fund the purchase of a new enduro bike. Specs include: - Chris King Front Hub - Hope Rear Hub - Sun Ringle Wheels - Chris King No Thread Headset - Fox 40 - Fox CS12 Kahima Coil - Hope 6 pot Mono6-TI 230 brakes (considered by some to be the best brakes of all time) - Race Face Bars - Hope Stem - Vans grips - Shimano Zee cranks - SR Pedals - SRAM x-9 derailer - E-Thirteen Bash guard - Brand new pair of DHR + DHF downhill casing tires (26") -Not a single ride - Origin8 seat All in all a killer bike to ride OR to add to your collection and own a piece of history.

bike. My son (12) purchased used a year ago and only rode it at Thunder Mountain 5 times. He could just use a larger bike now. Great condition with just typical scuffs/a few small scrapes, and all stock with the exception of the bars and grips (Black Label Deity). This is the supreme, so it has all the factory upgraded parts (WC fork, Vivid R2C shock, XO brakes and drivetrain, etc). Ready to shred! Feel free to reach out with any questions.

Just purchased a new bike for my wife, and this was hers for a short stint. Great bike. We have another (lower end model) from the same generation and it's an amazing do all bike. XC trails it's super fast and climbs great with the dual setting rear Dyad shock locked in 90mm travel mode. Downhill park riding it's great on tech and jump trails. The lefty takes a little getting used to if youve never ridden one, but it's excellent as well. New Maxxis 2.6 front, 2.5 rear tires with 2-3 rides on them XT Brakes SRAM cranks Extra wheel set, which includes a dtswiss hub stand rear (used) and a brand new super rare Chris King Lefty hub stand wheel. Spank bars Has some dings here and there including a chip/crack that the previous owner patched (due to the lefty not having the bumper on at the time), and has never had a problem. Great all around bike for the money, and much more modern geo compared to other bikes it's age.

This is an amazing bike. I picked this up last year, cleaned/removed stickers, went through it, lubricated things, bearings, etc. Took it to Thunder Mountain for one ride, and I just found that an enduro style 29er is likely a better fit for my park riding. Incredible on jumps (Gronk was open, Hawleywood was not). Large frame, Intense M16C Pro build - except the fork is not the worldcup fork, it's the standard Boxxer (was told it was replaced after pro team rider season). In great condition, with a few scuffs. Saint brake set, switchable 215mm OR 240mm rear travel settings (two mount positions), Specs listed below, but in addition to the bike, I have the following extras for it: - 400 + 500 coils for Vivid - Stock (standard), Blue (firm), and Black (extra firm) fork springs - Bearing replacement kits direct from Intense (current linkage bearings are also great) - Full set of brand new in box saint brake pads (4). Current pads are also fine. - (2) brand new CushCore inserts in the front and rear tires. - Printed manual - Grease fitting adaptor - The bottom bracket has grease fittings that use a simple tip adaptor (great for easy maintenance), which I'll include. 2016 Intense M16C Pro Build Kit Frame: M16 SL 275 Monocoque UD Carbon Frame Fork: RockShox Boxxer, 200 mm Shock: RockShox Vivid R2C Coil Shifters: SRAM X01 DH 7-speed Derailleur: SRAM X01 DH 7-speed Cranks: SRAM X01 36t Cassette: SRAM XG-795 10-24 Chain: SRAM X1 Chain Guide: E13 LG1 Bottom Bracket: BSA (threaded) 83 mm Front Wheel:Stan's No Tubes Rapid 30 Rear Wheel: Spank | Spike Race 33 27.5" Rim CushCore Inserts: Front and Rear wheel Front Tire: Schwalbe Magic Mary Performance Bike Park 27.5x2.35" Rear Tire: Schwalbe Magic Mary Performance Bike Park 27.5x2.40" Saddle: WTB Volt Team Seatpost: Thomson Elite 31.6 mm Handlebar: Renthal Fatbar Stem: Renthal Integra II DM 45 mm Headset: Cane Creek 40 Brakeset: Shimano Saint 203 mm f/r

Incredible bike, just purchased a new Jekyll as I've gotten more into Enduro style riding. Special Edition has the super nice chameleon finish, that looks to change color in different light. It also has a nicer suspension setup, and carbon fiber frame. By far my favorite bike to date, and I kind of hope I sell other bikes first and I can keep it. Like new with very little use and always cares for. You can see in the picks the original stickers are still on it (AI offset for instance...the yellow one on the back). Some minimal scratches/scuffs...mostly from transport (another bike brake lever rubbed and scratched the top tube ). The little set screw that holds the derailur hanger in place is sheared, but I have a replacement to go with the bike. Doesn't effect anything, but noticed it recently. Renthal Fatbars, but otherwise all stock. Can provide the stock bars if preferred. $3200