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Santa Cruz Nomad CC (carbon) Here we have my Santa Cruz nomad, fantastic bike for the long ride or aggressive descents. I am the second owner of this bike, the original owner paid over 6k for this bike, since then it has kept some parts but some have been exchanged for the same standard of product. It does have signs of use with the odd cable rub, but nothing drastic. The only thing the bike will require in the next 6 month is a bottom bracket as I can feel a small amount of play in it. XL frame size suits 6ft upwards, any questions feel free to ask. -Movic crossmax XL wheels -xtr derailleur and shifter 10 speed7 -sram xx1 crank -shiamano saint brakes -Ibex onza 2.4 tyres -Rockshox Pike 160 fork -Fox float x rear shock -Hope headset -Burgtec 35mm stem -Raceface atlas bars -Rockshox reverb seat post dropper -Blackspike oval ring chainring

CUBE ebike 120 race 500 Large frame Here we have a great example of a well looked after,well upgraded ebike which is far from standard. The bike was bought last year with intentions as usuing it for traing for my motorcycle enduro, but due to injury the enduro bike has been sold. For those who have not ever rode an ebike they are an unbelivel peice of kit, and i have spent a pretty penny on this upgrading it to a high spec bike. The extras from standard are, HOPE brakes, Renthal fat bars,Dropper post (could do with service) will include original and then also a derestictor which was bought from germany which you can look up which is really the dogs as this takes away the 17mph pedal assist speed limit so you can pedal as fast as you dare, this is turned on and off at the bars,Manitou mattock 160 mm forks that cost me £500 alone. The motor has different options on power going from turbo which gives you roughly 24 miles (this mode is too fast but is a world of fun) sport mode around 32 miles, tour mode 45 miles and eco mode 50 plus. I am open to offers and will upload more photos when i am home, but this is really a fantastic example at a cheap price to get you into the ebike world. Any questions fire them over

Here is my scott spark 760 27.5 wheel large frame that i have had for 12 months, now bought an ebike so this is redundant, The pictures are not great as it was raining whilst taking them so i will upload more shortly, but you can see just how good of condition this bike is in. Its has quite a bit of work done to it including NS bars 780mm, brand new never been rode rockshox recon 120mm forks with handlebar lockout and an xfusion rear shock with the fully working 3 stage lockout system which is also handlebar mouinted. It has also been changed to single speed front ring setup, with a brand new chain, a shimano 10 speed xtr derailleur with clutch system to keep chain tension and saint shifter.The rear cassette has been upgraded to an 11-44 sun race system so it has the power to climb any hill but also has the speed on the downhills. Will come with scwalbe tyres 2.3 and a sycro rear wheel and an upgraded shimano front wheel. Its an amazing bike and is perfectly suited to all mountain riding and enduro style rides, any questions drop me a message.

Well what can I say about this bike, gutted would be the first one. I bought this bike a couple of month ago after wanting a fun hardtail to go along with my lapierre full sus, after riding the bike on my first outing 20 miles in my cruciate knee ligament failed and now that's me done for now until a knee reconstruction. I paid just over 2k for the bike and had a rockshox reverb dropper post added from new. It is an amazing bike, light, agile ,fun and a mile cruncher to boot. The reviews are amazing and they certainly live up to those reviews unlike many you read. The full spec is below, the bike is a medium. Cash on collection please Technical Information Frame 6061 Hydro Formed T6 Aluminium, Custom Drawn and Multi Butted, Tapered Headtube, Intergrip integrated seat clamp system with Internal Cable routing for Dropper Post Fork Fox Float Performance 34, 27.5, 130mm Travel with FIT4 Damper, Tapered steerer and 15mm x 100mm Thru Axle Chainset RaceFace Turbine Clinch, direct mount chainring, 11 Speed, Alloy with 30mm alloy axle Chainrings 32T Cassette Shimano XT M8000, 11-42, 11 Speed Bottom Bracket RaceFace BSA 30mm, 73mm Chain Shimano HG-600, 11 Speed Front Hub Alloy, Double Sealed Cartridge Bearing Hub, 15mm X 100mm Thru Axle, 32 Hole Rear Hub Hope EVO II with StSt Bearings, Boost 12mm X 148mm, 11 Speed Shimano Freehub. Front Derailleur N/A Rear Derailleur Shimano XT M8000, 11 Speed, Shadow Plus Front Brake Shimano XT M8000, 180mm Rotor Rear Brake Shimano XT M8000, 160mm Rotor Brake Levers Shimano XT M8000, I-Spec II Pedals This bike does not come with bike pedals Handlebars Whyte Custom Alloy, Low Rise, 760mm Wide Stem Whyte Gravity Stem, 40mm S/M, 50mm L/XL Headset FSA No. 57E Orbit ZS, Sealed Cartridge Bearings, 1.5" Lower, 1 1.8" Upper Bearings Grips Whyte Custom Lock-on Saddle Whyte Custom, Triple Panel Design Seatpost KS CRUXi Dropper Post with Southpaw-P remote, 30.9mm X 425mm, 100mm travel Rims WTB Asym i23 TCS 27.5" Tubeless ready rims, 32 Hole Front Tyre Maxxis Ardent TR 27.5" x 2.25", 60TPI Dual Compound, Folding Front Rear Tyre Maxxis Ardent Race TR 27.5" x 2.2", 60TPI Dual Compound with EXO potection, Folding Rear Shifters Shimano XT M8000 I-spec II, 11 Speed