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Brevard , North Carolina - 3 Followers
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Jul 12, 2025 at 4:51
Jul 12, 2025Transition Smuggler Frame (Large, w/shock)
$1400 USDThis is a used 2024 Transition Smuggler frame that includes the shock and headset (Cane Creek Hellbender). The frame probably has 400 or 500 miles on it, give or take. The Float X shock is practically new as the one that came on it was replaced under warranty. The frame has a couple of cosmetic paint dings, but it in good condition, overall. Happy to ship in the US or meet for pickup in Brevard, NC. Will accept PayPal, Zelle, or Venmo.
pedalingnowhere Dario-DiGiulio's article
Aug 28, 2023 at 15:13
Aug 28, 2023
WTB Develops New 750d Wheel Size
As the winning commenter pointed out on our 750d announcement last week (shameless plug), they shoulda went with the 666 ETRTO ... missed by 6mm: https://bikepacking.com/news/wtb-moots-750d-wheel-size/#comment-6263089803
Selling
May 9, 2023 at 9:07
May 9, 2023Ibis Ripley, carbon, blue
$4200 USDThis size large 2020 Ibis Ripley is in excellent shape and has some nice upgrades, including a $600 Fox Factory DPX2 shock that only has 8 or 10 rides on it, a 35mm OneUp stem and carbon bars, a 185mm BikeYoke Divine dropper, and Industry Nine Enduro S wheels. The drivetrain is well-used but there’s a new chain and it still has plenty of life on it. It also includes the Ibis frame bag shown in the photos. The wheels and fork are the most used items on this build (came from another bike) and have some scratches, but the wheels are true, were recently serviced, and are in fine working order. The Pike Select was just rebuilt and works well. Here’s the full build kit:
Frame: 2020 Ibis Ripley, Size Large
Fork: Fox Pike Select 130 (just serviced and rebuilt)
Shock: Fox Factory DPX2 120mm
Cranks: Shimano XT 12-speed (175mm)
Shifter: Shimano XT 12-speed
Cassette: Shimano XT 12-speed 10-51T
Chain (new): Shimano XT 12-speed
Brakes: Shimano XT, 4-piston
Rear Wheel: Industry Nine Enduro S, Torch, 148 x 12mm
Front Wheel: Industry Nine Enduro S, 100 x 15mm (dished to Boost with Boost end-cap)
Tires: Maxxis DHR II 29 x 2.4” front, Maxxis Rekon 2.4 rear
Seat Post: Bike Yoke Divine 185mm
Saddle: WTB Koda
Handlebars: OneUp Carbon, 35mm clamp, 800mm wide
Stem: OneUp 35mm
Grips: New pair of ODI Lock-on (with Dynaplug insert)
Headset: Cane Creek Hellbender
Selling
Sep 26, 2022 at 17:32
Sep 26, 2022Salsa Cutthroat
$2800 USDI'm selling this 58cm Salsa Cutthroat as I just don't ride it anymore. It has a fair number of miles on it, but has been well maintained and the current build has a lot of new parts that replaced old ones. I also used a protective wrap on a lot of the frame that kept the scuffs to a minimum (there are a couple as shown in photos). Overall, it's in great condition and has an excellent, high-end build kit that's ready to roll, a lot of it is brand new or barely used. Price is serious and I'll include shipping in the US.
Frame: Salsa Cutthroat (2020)
Fork (brand new): Salsa Cutthroat (2022—replaced through recall)
Wheels (600 miles, Excellent Condition): DT Swiss X1700, DT240 Hubs
Tires (Good condition): F-Teravail Rutland 2.2; R-Teravail Sparwood 2.2"
Crankset (used): Race Face Turbine 170mm Arms
Derailleur (-100 miles): SRAM Rival 1 with Garbaruk cage and wheel
Shifter (-100 miles): SRAM Rival 1
Cassette (-100 miles): Garbaruk 11-speed, 10-50T
Chain (-100 miles): SRAM 11-speed
Handlebar (brand new): Easton EC70 Carbon, 46cm
Stem (brand new): Zipp Service Course 60mm
Tape (brand new): Cinelli
Headset: Cane Creek Forty
Brakes (-100 miles): TRP Spyre
Saddle (Good Condition): Brooks C17
Seatpost (good consdition—not shown): Salsa Carbon Guide
Selling
Jul 1, 2020 at 9:56
Jul 1, 2020Pivot Mach 429 Trail, XTR (medium)
$4150 USDI'm selling this bike for my wife. It was bought new and although it has a fair amount of miles on it, it was never ridden hard and is in good condition. It has a few small scratches and dings, but nothing major. This is the top of the line build (I can't remember what Pivot called it) and has Reynolds carbon/I9 wheels. I just put a new chainring, chain, and cassette on it as well. Upgrades include the OneUp Switch chainring system and an eThirteen dropper (although it's a little slow-working right now — may need some grease. This also includes the original carbon/Pivot branded seatpost. Also, the saddle is brand new as she put her women's specific saddle on it from day one. Tires are in good shape too with plenty of tread. Here's the full components list:
SHOCK: Fox Float DPS Kashima
FORK: Fox 34 Factory 29″ 130mm
REAR DER: XTR 11spd GS
SHIFTERS: XT 11spd R
CASSETTE: Shimano XT M8000 11-46 11spd (new)
CRANKS: Race Face Aeffect Sl with OneUp Switch and 32T ring
BRAKES: XT 8000
HEADSET: Pivot Precision Sealed Bearing
BAR: Phoenix Team Carbon 35mm – 760mm
GRIPS: Phoenix Team Padloc
STEM: Phoenix Team Trail 35mm clamp, 65mm
SEAT POST: eThirteen TRS Dropper Post (added) + original carbon rigid post
SADDLE: Pivot Wtb Vigo Race
RIMS: Reynolds 27.5 Plus Carbon
HUBS: Industry Nine Torch
FRONT TIRE: Maxxis DHF 27.5″+ X 2.8″ Max Terra, Tr, Exo
REAR TIRE: Maxxis Rekon 27.5″+ X 2.8″ Max Terra, Tr, Exo
Selling
Oct 26, 2019 at 13:10
Oct 26, 2019Salsa Pony Rustler Carbon GX1, 27.5+
$2150 USDI got this 2016 Carbon Salsa Pony Rustler GX1 new in 2016 ($4,499 MSRP) and have ridden it a fair amount, but most of the use was with a different drivetrain and wheels/tires (the ones on here were in storage). So, generally speaking, the drivetrain and wheels/tires are in very good condition. The frame and everything else is in good condition, too, showing only a few scuffs and dings, but nothing major, at all.
The Salsa Pony Rustler features 27.5+ tires coupled with 120mm of Split Pivot rear suspension that's incredibly efficient with loads traction and offers great performance under braking. Pony Rustler retains the same short 437mm chainstays as Horsethief, making for a quick and agile handling bike, even with large diameter wheels. A 130mm travel, 51mm offset Boost 110 fork is used up front to compliment the stiffness and tire clearance of the rear, and provides a modern 67.5-degree head angle that allows the rider to unleash the full potential of the 27.5+ tires on descents and in corners, while still remaining balanced enough to handle technical climbs with ease. Here's the full build kit.
FRAME: Pony Rustler Carbon, Army Green (Large)
FORK: Fox Float 34, 27.5+ x 110, 130mm
SHOCK: Fox Float Performance (120mm)
DRIVETRAIN
CRANKSET: SRAM GX, 30t, BOOST
DERAILLEUR (REAR): SRAM GX 11Sp
SHIFTER REAR: SRAM GX1
CASSETTE: SRAM GX1, 11sp, 10-42T
CHAIN: KMC X11
BOTTOM BRACKET: PressFit 41x92mm w/ISCG05 Tabs
COMPONENTS
HUB (FRONT): SRAM MTH 716 110mm, WTB Scraper i45 TCS
HUB (REAR): SRAM MTH 746 148mm, WTB Scraper i45 TCS
RIMS: WTB Scraper i45 TCS, tubless
SPOKES: DT Swiss Competition, butted, black
TIRES: WTB Bridger 27.5 x 3.0, TCS
BRAKES: SRAM Guide R, 180mm rotors
HANDLEBAR: Salsa Rustler 2, 750mm
GRIPS: Salsa Backcountry Lock-on
STEM: Salsa Guide
HEADSET: Cane Creek 40 ZS44/28.6, ZS56/40
SEATPOST: Truvativ T20, 0mm offset
SADDLE: WTB VoltComp


