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Spawn Yama Jama 20" up for grabs! We bought this in 2019 for my daughter and since then both my sons have used it and outgrown it. Now that my youngest has moved up to the 24" this needs to find a new home. This has been an amazing bike for our family, all three kids "first" mountain bike. Currently sold out at Spawn @$1,375.00, this bike It all starts with a lightweight but sturdy 6061-T6 alloy frame using hydroformed and double-butted tubing, a semi-integrated head tube, a unique forged BB shell/yoke, ISCG-05 chain guard tabs and even an internal routing option for dropper posts. The Brood Bike Co. Eldorado suspension fork was designed and tuned specifically for young kids and features a hand-laid carbon fibre lower, a replaceable cartridge damper with a rubber bladder, lockout, a 15mm through-axle and 80mm of plush, nearly stiction-free travel. I upgraded the drivetrain to a 11spd Shimano Zee rear deraileur with Wolftooth Goatlink to run a larger cassette. SLX i-spec shifter, XT 2-piston brakes with icetech rotors and pads. Brood Bike Co. Styx 130mm cranks using a SRAM direct mount 30T narrow wide chainring and a XTR bottom bracket. Brood Bike Co. lightweight and high-quality tubeless-ready wheels with some Vee Crown Gems. Currently not set up tubless but has been in the past. Last but not least we pimped it out with an SDG Slater kit. Skinny bars and grips, smaller pedals and saddle make all the touch points perfect for a little shredder. I am also included a fidlock bottle and mount that we installed. The frames was drilled and riveted with the only thing that would fit. This is the ultimate 20” hardtail mountain bike for kids! If you have more than one kid it makes a perfect hand me down as it's built to last. Retail on these are $1,375 if you can get them, we have over $500 in on top of that. I think $750 is fair for a bike that can last another decade or more. Please reach out with any questions. https://spawncycles.com/products/yama-jama-20

For Sale, my 2024 Fox 36 Performance Elite GRIP2 with Push ACS-3 and custom chrome Slik graphics. All the bells and whistles of the factory fork without the gold. I absolutely love this fork, but I needed to bump up to 150mm travel on my new build and Push no longer makes the 150mm kit. So I am letting it go to make room for something new. It has a Black spring installed, which is for 180-200 lbs. My riding weight is just about 190 so it worked well. I am including another spring, same size just brand new. Asking $400 for everything. The ACS-3 system alone when I first bought it was $400 and the extra spring another $80. You can find them online for less now but sizing and spring rate are limited. I couldn't find a 150mm kit so this needs to go. The fork was serviced over the winter and has very few miles on it this year. Please message me with any questions you might have. A little more about the Push kit: https://www.pushindustries.com/products/acs3-fork-coil-conversion-kit?srsltid=AfmBOorUZRQUNBo2XjKpOo_4Tzt80CWsMIdAovzPOWBg9HjSHz7swkCG Fork specifics: Steerer is cut to 7.5"/190mm Lower leg bypass channels: • Lower leg bath oil circulates to the upper reaches of the legs, continuously lubricating the foam rings and bushings as the fork compresses and extends through its travel • Lower leg bleeders allow for atmospheric pressure equalization for better fork performance, allowing full travel to be achieved and increasing small bump sensitivity and responsiveness • Black anodized stanchion coating • Sleeveless, single-sided pinch bolt floating axle design for increased torsional stiffness • KaboltX axle • Offset: 44mm

This bike started it's life as a Trail 429 Team XTR Enduro. After wanting a longer dropper post, I switched suspension to Performance Elite (Because I have to match), and while I was doing the switch I un-enduro(ed) it. A friend from Fox built the suspension for my needs and I didn't feel the need for anything more. Because I was unsure of the rear shock at first, I have a Float X (with matching decals) that I'll include. You can decide what you like more. Build details are as follows: - Full Shimano XTR 9100 drivetrain - Shimano XTR 9120 brakes w/ Centerlock XTR rotors (200f, 180r) - Race Face Next carbon cranks - OC MC22 230mm dropper with BikeYoke Triggy Alpha lever - Fox Performance Elite 24 Float (130mm) - Fox Performance Elite Float rear shock & Performance Elite Float X rear shock - Custom Slik graphics for fork and rear shocks. - Goodyear MTF & MTR tires - used only once for about 10 miles. - Reynolds Blacklabel 309/289 w/ Industry Nine Hydra hub 30mm F 28mm R - 29" 15x110 F/12x157 R - Unused Pivot low-rise carbon bar - Unused Pivot stem - Unused Pivot Lock-on grips - Spank Spike saddle I paid $9,900 new, they're on sale now for $7,500. Considering the suspension was swapped out for non-kashima and the other mods I made I think $2,999.99 is a fair price. Please message me with any questions you might have and for more photos. The picture of the complete bike does not have the tires, handlebar/stem or correct dropper/saddle on it. It's snowing outside so this is the best complete photo I have before those parts were swapped for the sale.