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2024 Transition Smuggler Custom Build, size large. New parts cost over $10k. The bike has been upped to 150mm front and 140mm rear travel. Built to be an aggressive trail bike. I’ve owned it since summer 2023 and it has about 500 miles on it, but the fork only has about 200 miles and has just been rebuilt. Comes in at about 31 pounds, Ride Wrap since day one. The rear shock is also a brand new warranty replacement/service from Fox to fix the Float X top out “clunking” noise. Please reach out with any questions, full parts list is as follows: Frame: 2023 Transition Smuggler, Size L Headset: FSA Fork: 2024 Fox 36 Grip 2 Factory, 150mm Shock: 2025 Fox Float X Factory, 140mm Stem: Raceface Turbine R, 32mm Handlebars: Raceface Next R 35 Grips: ODI Elite Lock On Front Brake: TRP DHR Evo Gold Rear Brake: TRP DHR Evo Gold Front Rotor: SRAM HS2 220mm Rear Rotor: SRAM HS2 200mm Brake Pads: MTX Red Ceramic Saddle: SDG Bel Air V3 Dropper Post: OneUp V2 240mm Dropper Lever: PNW Components Loam Shifter: SRAM GX 12 speed Rear Derailleur: SRAM X01 12 speed Chain: SRAM XX1 Gold Cassette: SRAM XX1 Gold Chainring: Raceface Narrow Wide Crankset: Raceface Era Carbon Bottom Bracket: Raceface BSA 73mm Chainguide: OneUp Bash Guide Wheels: Raceface Next R 31 with Vault hubs (120 POE) Front Tire: Maxxis Assegai EXO+ MaxxGrip Rear Tire: Maxxis DHR II DoubleDown MaxxGrip Misc: Full Ride Wrap, Crank Boots Can include Nukeproof Horizon flat pedals for extra.

Selling 2021 Canyon Stoic 4 after about a year of ownership. Bike has only ~120 miles on it. Here is a link to the 2022 spec, it is unchanged: https://www.canyon.com/en-us/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/stoic/stoic-4/2661.html?dwvar_2661_pv_rahmenfarbe=GN The frame and components are flawless and the bike is practically new. The entire frame has been covered in clear film, so it is fully protected for the next owner. Otherwise, the bike is completely stock. It is $2000 new plus tax and shipping, so I paid about $2300 in April 2021. Pedals, fender, and bottle cage not included. All manuals/accessories that came with the bike are included.

Note: My new bike was just delayed for 2-3 weeks (I'm at the mercy of what the shipper tells me), so while the bike is still for sale, I can't part with it until early May. Just a heads up about the delay. Bike will be cleaned fully before sale. Selling my 2019 Canyon Strive CF 6.0 after 2.5 years of ownership. I bought this bike new in October 2019 and have had it since. It is in good condition, with no dents or cracks, but the usual chips, scratches, and wear marks that a couple years of regular use will do. The bike spec can be found here: https://www.vitalmtb.com/product/guide/Bikes,3/Canyon/Strive-CF-6-0,25104 I have changed/added the following: SDG YT-Branded Saddle (original saddle had torn) PNW Range Handlebar (780mm) PNW Range Stem (40mm) PNW Loam Grips SRAM GX Chain (20 miles) Maxxis Assegai 2.5" Front Tire (EXO+, MaxxTerra) DT Swiss EX1900 rear rim (Fall 2021, replaced dented rim) The bike has been recently disassembled and cleaned. All bearings/pivots have been cleaned and regreased. The bearings themselves are less than a year old. Fork and shock just received 50-hour services. It comes with a variety of spare parts, including seals, miscellaneous frame hardware, and derailleur hangers. All original manuals and tools are included. The bike is photographed with SRAM Code RSC brakes, but these are NOT included. It will come with the stock SRAM Guide R brakes with a fresh bleed and new hoses. Needs: Cassette is worn and will likely need to be replaced soon Rear wheel is slightly out of true (about 5mm or so). It rides fine but I have not fixed because it would require me to replace a spoke and I'd prefer not to retape the rim Recommend damper/air spring service for the fork and damper service for the shock I have priced the bike accordingly to reflect the fact these maintenance items. I have an offer from the Pro's Closet for a similar amount (about a hundred less) but would prefer to sell local at a reasonable price. This bike is ideal for someone looking for a "big" trail bike. It's very nimble and easy to maneuver and can soak up some big hits, but this is not the same as an Enduro or Spire. It's much more along the lines of a Stumpjumper EVO or Commencal Meta TR. The Shapeshifter works great and genuinely makes a big difference on climbs. Please reach out with any questions. Local pickup only in the PNW, willing to drive within 70-80 miles of Seattle.