rampage01

2006 Specialized Big Hit 3 in great condition... I got about 2 seasons of riding at Blue Mountain before I blew my back out at work. I've only ridden it maybe once every 2 years since then. Time to face the fact that my downhill days are behind me. Stock Setup: https://www.bicyclebluebook.com/value-guide/product/11810/ Components Component GroupSRAM mix PedalsAlloy platform, 3mm pressed pins, 9/16inch Cr-Mo axle Bottom BracketTruvativ Howitzer XR BB Shell Width73mm English ChainSRAM PC-971 with Power Link ExtensionsNot included Spoke BrandStainless steel, 14ga. (2.0mm) straight gauge Spoke NipplesBrass nipples HubsFront: Specialized disc, 20mm thru axle, Rear: Specialized disc, bolt on axle, 135mm spacing RimsMavic EX325 disc, 36-hole Tires26 x 2.30inch Specialized Chunder 60 TPI, aramid bead, 2 ply, Butyl insert, soft compound Frame ConstructionTIG-welded Fork Brand & ModelMarzocchi 888 VF, 200mm Cassette9-speed, 11 - 34 teeth CranksetTruvativ Hussefelt, 170mm with BlackSpire DS-1 alloy bash guard chain guide, 34 teeth Rear ShockFox DHX 3.0 coil, 8.75x2.75inch, 208mm travel HandlebarSpecialized Demo rise bar, 6061 alloy, 31.8mm clamp, 6 degree/9 degree Headset1 1/8inch threadless, alloy upper cup with OS bearing SaddleSpecialized freeride light, 8mm hollow Cro-Mo rails with X-Brace SeatpostTitec Scoper telescopic BrakesetAvid Juicy 5, hydraulic disc with 8inch Polygon rotor brakes, Avid Juicy 5 levers Fork MaterialMagnesium/aluminum, dual crown Frame Tubing Material6061 aluminum Shift LeversSRAM X-7 Trigger, 9-speed Bike has some paint scuffs and light scratches but is in very good shape. However, the fork is leaking oil, and none of the local shops have been able to fix it. SO, proceed assuming that you'll need a new fork, Marzocchi 888 parts are almost impossible to come by apparently. I found 1 guy in the US that has parts and can do a rebuild, but at this point I know I can't do enough DH to make it worthwhile. Pickup in Hamilton On. Will consider delivery within a reasonable area