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Jun 4, 2026 at 18:16
Jun 4, 2026

Norco Range Large WRP mullet DH link with Boxxer

$1400 USD
2021 Norco Range size large with Williams Racing Products (WRP) Mullet DH Yoke and 226x75mm Fox DHX2 shock for 203mm rear travel. Build up a cheap park bike (while running a dropper). Frame is used with signs of wear, but mechanically solid. Fork had recent lower service, in great shape. Cranks spin freely with no play. Comes with a 2021 Boxxer World Cup (35mm version) with 180mm spring installed. Comes with 190mm spring and two sets of crowns (46mm and 56mm offset). Have stock 20mm axle for a DH front wheel, also have a kit to convert to boost 110 x 15mm axle so you can run most modern wheelsets (rear is also 148mm boost). $1500 gets you: - 2021 Norco Range Frame Large with WRP yoke and rear axle. WRP link currently is ~$260+ on their website. - Fox DHX2 Coil Shock. - 2021 Rockshox Boxxer WC set at 180mm. Will come with a 190mm spring. 46mm offset crown + 56mm offset crowns. Two options. - SRAM Cranks 165mm installed with BB - Extra derailleur hanger with a fresh idler pulley wheel (never installed). Note: Missing top outer plate chain guide. Should be easy to find/solve for, I never needed. No longer have the stock yoke. More info on WRP link: https://www.williamsracingproducts.com/shop/p/norco-range-mullet-yoke-2021. DH 29/27.5: Use a 225 x 75 for 206mm travel (or 72.5 for 200mm). Priority to local pickup, or meet around Seattle Area. Will also be heading up to Whistler this summer.

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