mykaley

The package will include Pedals, Shims, Cleats, a few other accessories, but no extra pins. They're black but have seen the horrors of mountain biking, so they're partly silver. Everything is functional on the pedal, nothing is wrong with it other than the aesthetics. Over time, the spring has gotten looser, so it is easier to unclip. This is useful for newcomers to clipless pedals. However, you can source a rebuild kit from Crankbrothers if you would like them to feel new again. FYI Crankbrothers warranty is pretty good so if you literally walk up to their Laguna HQ they will fix the pedals free of charge (they replaced an entire pedal body for me once). The cleats included are the Crank Brothers Easy Release 6° Float Cleat. They're $24. I got them about a month ago, so they are still fairly new. Just some paint scuffs. I will pay for shipping. These were my first clipless pedals and cleats, and I am now looking to move on to a tighter set of pedals. More photos will come later...

Trail/AM Bike by Ghost, a German company. They still have this frame on their website, but different, lower-end builds. I would like to point out that I upgraded and changed some of the parts after taking these photos, so if you would like images of those then I can send them to you. This was my first full suspension mtb. It's pretty durable, I have taken it down some of Laguna Beach's steepest trails, to Snow Summit bike park, and even on shuttle laps. The Ghost also handles anything you throw at it. It pedals extremely nicely and weighs about 29Lb. I currently use it more as a "fun" bike where I bunny hop around and do pseudo trials things. The bike is perfect for entry-level riders looking for an upgrade. Has all the basic things, not so many adjustments to confuse people, and teaches good line choice because of the low travel and small wheels. However, if you are strong and confident enough, you can literally plow anything on this bike. I am selling this bike because I don't really use it too often and neither does my family. It is better off in someone else's hands. Componentry Fork: Fox 32 with lockout/compression adjuster. 130mm Shock: Fox DPS (Blown up) Dropper: KS Lev - 100mm Drivetrain: Shimano SLX Brakes: Shimano SLX Tires: Tan Maxxis Minion DHF and Regular Maxxis Minion DHF (Tubless) Wheels: IDK, they're light but strong *PEDALS NOT INCLUDED*