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Limited “Interbike 2011” edition candy pedals with brand new cleats. Barley used.

Barely ridden crank brothers Acid 2 pedals. Complete with original box and brand new cleats. Let me know if you have any questions.

I am finally selling my Mojo HD because I have other bikes that fit this category. The Mojo HD won bike of the year from Bike magazine from more than one editor, making it the most popular bike in 2013. http://www.ibiscycles.com/downloads/bikemag2sm.jpg The parts list is as follows: -2013 Ibis Mojo HD medium frame in matte carbon finish -FOX CTD, cashima float 34 front fork -FOX CTD, cashima RP23 rear shock -E13 TRS R wheelset -E13 TRS R cranks -E13 Single 32 front ring with dual width pattern -Easton Havoc carbon 150 bars -Thompson 50mm 4X stem -Formula The One brakes -SRAM XO 10spd shifter/type 2 derailleur -E13 XCX chain guide -Rockshox Reverb dropper post -Choice of SPD or Crank Bros pedals... -I'll even leave the carbon Lezyne water bottle cage It's really an incredible bike with a very solid build that can take you anywhere you want to go and back again.

Due to medical expenses piling up and the fact that (also due to the medical situation) I will not be able to enjoy this mighty black beast anytime soon, it is up for sale. This bike has been well taken care of, rarely used in the last few years, and even though it was not the bike that induced the medical bills, its the one on the chopping block for now. The build is: -Boxxer World Cup with fresh rebuild from Art's Cyclery -RS Vivid coil rear shock -XO shifter/derailleur (9 spd) -Easton Havoc stem/bars -Thompson seat post -WTB silverado saddle -DT Swiss 340 rear wheel with DT FR600 rim -CHUB front hub (super stiff front wheel) W/FR600 rim. -E13 LG1 cranks/guide -Sweet ass purple 38t E13 chainring. -E13 LG1+ Pedals -Avid Elixer brakes -Cane Creek 110 headset Bonus: -Tires are Maxxis Minions and they are in pretty good shape and I could probably throw in at least 1 extra. -Comes with an extra hoop for when you need to replace the rear rim (they are DT Swiss afterall). -I'll throw in an extra set of Truvativ cranks/BB for free Cons: -Rear rim has its fair share of dings, but nothing that compromises its integrity. -A few nicks on the awesome carbon swing link, but again just cosmetic. This bike has served me well and you can ride proud knowing its one of the last bikes actually made in the USA. I am not able to move much on the price simply because I've got to pay the dude that put my left leg back together, and if I were able to ride it this year I wouldn't be selling it. This thing is fully ready to hit the shuttle lines this summer and whoever buys it better do it justice because of all the DH bikes I've owned this was one I never wanted to get rid of.