markdan

2016 Intense Tracer Carbon size large, Fox 36 r2c float fork, Fox dhx2, Saint shifter, derailer, and breaks with 203mm rotors, xt rear casset, Chromag Bars, Straightline Stem, Stans Flow wheel set, bike has been sitting for a couple of years do to injuies. Also comes with RockShox Pike, RockShox Monarch, Xt breaks front/rear, Reverb dropper post, Renthal bars and stem, Sram 11 speed casset plus shifter and derailer. All extra parts have very low ride count. Bike is in good shape and has been taken care of just dont ride anymore.

Large frame with two small dents on the lower portion of the down tube that don't affect anything CCDB rear shock with a 400 lbs. coil spring good for a 160-170 pound rider Shifter is a modified Sram x9 to work with the Shimano Alfine gear hub This bike has 9.25 inches of bump demolishing travel as well as a rear word axle path adding to the ridiculous amount of speed that you will carry through rock gardens. Zerode uses a shimano alfine gear hub in the frame so you don't ever need to replace worn out cassettes or broken rear derailleurs. Not having a rear derailleur or cassette on the rear wheel decreases the un-sprung weight, providing the ability for the rear wheel to stay in contact with the ground giving you more traction and better breaking abilities than a traditional setup. Will also sell as a complete bike if interested.

Large frame with two small dents on the lower portion of the down tube that don't affect anything CCDB rear shock with a 400 lbs. coil spring good for a 160-170 pound rider Manitou Dorado pro, recently rebuilt and includes air pump Cane Creek angle set to slacken it out to 63° Uncut Answer expert bars and Answer stem with adjustable off set Shifter is a modified Sram x9 to work with the Shimano Alfine gear hub Oury lock-on grips Avid code r breaks 8 inch rotors front and rear Saint cranks with azonic 420 pedals Front and rear wheels are MTX 33's laced to a set of Banshee hubs Maxis Minion DHF 3c in the front and a Maxis High Roller 2 3c in the rear Sdg I beam seat and post This bike has 9.25 inches of bump demolishing travel as well as a rear word axle path adding to the ridiculous amount of speed that you will carry through rock gardens. Zerode uses a shimano alfine gear hub in the frame so you don't ever need to replace worn out cassettes or broken rear derailleurs. Not having a rear derailleur or cassette on the rear wheel decreases the un-sprung weight, providing the ability for the rear wheel to stay in contact with the ground giving you more traction and better breaking abilities than a traditional setup. The Dorado also has less un-sprung weight than a traditional fork, and the fork keeps the front wheel on the ground way better than any other fork that I have ridden and it results in so much front tire traction that it is almost unbelievable. Everything else is your standard downhill stuff. Will trade for Large EVIL Uprising frame