nzstormer

2020 Norco Fluid FS 1 24" Full Suspension Honestly one of the best things I've ever spent money on. To see my kid go from fumbling around timidly on a hardtail, to riding confidently and with a smile on his face on this bike was absolutely worth the investment. This is the same frame as they are still making, and works amazingly for kids. It's in really good condition - I just took it apart and checked all the bearings, and everything is great. The only issue is we seem to have lost the rebound adjuster knob at the bottom of the fork. Frame = 6061 Alloy Frame, 120mm Travel, tapered headtube, boost axle spacing, ISCG05 mount Fork = Manitou J-Unit 24", Expert Air, Alloy Steerer, 145mm Travel Rear Shock = Fox Performance FLOAT 3-position, SV/EVOL, custom light tune Seatpost = JD TransX Light Action Dropper, 100mm,1x lever Front Brake = Shimano BR-MT500 hydraulic, 180mm Rear Brake = Shimano BR-MT500 hydraulic, 160mm Rear Shifter = SRAM NX 11 speed Cassette = SRAM PG-1130 11-42T Chain = RAM PC-1110 Crankset = SRAM SX Eagle 155mm, 30T Front Wheel = Sun Ringle Duroc 30 Kids wheelset, 15x110mm Boost Rear Wheel = Sun Ringle Duroc 30 Kids wheelset, 12x148mm Boost Front Tire = Maxxis Minion DHF Folding Bead EXO / TR 24x2.40” Rear Tire = Maxxis Minion DHR II Folding Bead EXO / TR 24x2.30”

Norco Charger 2.1 2017 20" Rough age range 4-8 depending on the kid, my kids used it form about age 5-7. Original specs here: https://www.norco.com/bike-archives/2017/charger-21/ I changed out the front tire for a fat tire as it provides a lot more cushion on trails than the fork does (kids suspension is pretty much useless unless you're spending in the thousands). Speaking of suspension, I changed that when the original fork died. I also changed out the rear brake to a Sram Guide R when the original was broken in a crash. It's been well used by 2 kids, but it's a really good solid bike and everything works.