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Up for sale here is my Kona Zing road bike. Perfect for commuting and pootling about, I'm not sold on actually selling this fun little thing so the ad might just disappear one day. It's a great little bike that I've enjoyed riding, but for almost two years now it's spent more and more time ignored while the mountain bikes come out to play. Not much else to say really, 53cm frame (on paper a small but I find it great at 5'11"ish) with less than your expected scuffs for a bike this age. It's got Shimano Sora gearing, with everything else a mix of FSA and Kona parts. Pedals not included, nor is the Garmin mount and Evoc saddlebag. The beautiful bottle cage is though, so there's that.

Remember when Charge made more than just saddles? The Blender was the bike to have for 4X, messing about in the woods, and anything else in between. This nipper is set up for pumptrack fun. Pick-up only, send me your best offers. This little beauty is sold as seen. It was setup geared before, hence being singlespeed on a cassette. Half the bike is basically new: Kore bars, Crankbrothers stem, RockShox Reba forks, Shimano SLX rear brake, Schwalbe Nobby Nic tyres, DMR pedals, Nukeproof saddle, Gusset cranks. The frame doesn't have any dents or dings but could do with a polish. I think it's from 2011, but I bought the frame second hand (and then have barely touched it) so can't confirm. The wheels round out the build and are a mismatched older pair (WTB front / Specialized rear). I'll throw in a DMR STS, spare tyre and whatever 26" tubes I can find. From Pinkbike's own review: The frame itself has been bloody well thought out with everything where it should be – the bottom bracket is in the perfect position making this beauty capable of tearing corners to shreds and getting the power down feels oh so good. Being steel she takes the hits for you giving a much more forgiving ride than any Alu frame I’ve had, but she ain’t too heavy, which is a nice surprise. Angles are spot on as mentioned previously.

Up for sale is my 2015 Stumpjumper. The frame is beautifully balanced and a lot of fun to ride. It climbs well, and is nimble and flickable on the way down. I'm only selling as the frame has become too small for me. Everything is as stock aside from the grips, a fresh bottoms bracket, the wheels are now running tubeless (could be due new sealant soon, I like to change it regularly), and it is running a 1by drivetrain (Renthal chainring). Includes DMR V12 pedals. Rough spec: Rockshox Revelation forks, 150mm travel Fox Float CTD shock, 150mm travel SRAM X9 gearing Shimano Deore / XT brakes Specialized Command Post dropper Roval rims on Specialized hubs Specialized finishing kit (saddle, bars, stem) DMR V12 pedals It has the normal wear and tear of a used bike with a few light marks on the frame in the normal places (eg cable rub). The brake pads/ rotors/ callipers will need changing though as the brakes aren't as sharp as they used to be (although it's still rideable). There's part of an old tyre ziptied to the underside of the frame to protect it from anything coming up, and a pair of well placed mountain equipment stickers to hide scratches the previous owner put into the paint when storing the bike (purely cosmetic, no real damage to the frame). I can pack it in a CRC bike bag for posting, with a 650b inner tube and spare brake calliper.