triciaj

Size Small Transtition Patrol. Only ridden a handful of times last season. I find the bike to be too big for me as a woman with shorter legs. I upgraded to a Reverb RockShox seat post so seat could drop a bit lower, but still the frame just seems a little too large for me. Purchased in the states last year for $3100 US ($4125 CAD). Asking $3200 CAD or $2400 US. Specs: Wheel Size:27.5" (650b) Gearing:1 x 10 Handlebar Shape:Riser Frame Material:Aluminum Alloy Brake Type:Hydraulic Disc Fork:Marzocchi 350 R Stanchion Diameter (mm):35 Front Travel (mm):160 Front Travel (in):6.3 Rear Shock:RockShox Monarch RT Debonair Rear Travel (mm):155 Rear Travel (in):6.1 Shifters:SRAM X5 10-Speed Rear Derailleur:SRAM GX 10-Speed Type 2.1 Crankset:Race Face Æffect Cinch (DM32t, 170mm) Cassette:SRAM PG1020 (11-36) Chain:KMC X10 Bottom Bracket:73mm BSA Threaded ISCG Tabs:ISCG 05 (2.5mm Offset) Brake Levers:Shimano Deore M615 Brake Calipers:Shimano Deore M615 Rotors:Shimano RT64 Centerlock (180mm) Headset:FSA No.57SC Handlebar:Race Face Chester 35 (780mm x 20mm) Bar Tape/Grips:Velo Single Clamp Stem:Race Face Ride 35 (50mm) Saddle:WTB Volt Sport (135mm x 265mm) Seatpost:RockShox Reverb Hubs:SRAM MTH 716/746 Rims:WTB ST i25 27.5" 32h Front Tire:Maxxis Minion DHF 27.5" x 2.3" EXO Dual Rear Tire:Maxxis Minion DHR II 27.5" x 2.3" EXO Dual

Dimensions: 100mm Travel, 420 mm total length and 31.6 diameter This is an excellent dropper post based on an air spring, hydraulically locked cartridge system and internal cable routing. It came on my new Transition Patrol, but I'm a smaller female and found it wouldn't drop low enough into my frame (the Patrol frame is very shallow), so it was always too high at both its top and bottom ends. The result was me falling off my bike a lot. After 5 rides, I dropped big bucks on another post with smaller dimensions. My loss is your gain. Still in like new condition.

Great all mountain bike. 6" travel front and rear for fun descents, but great geometry and weight for climbing too. I bought it brand new in 2009 and it's spent a few seasons since in storage while I was pregnant. Only light use since- hard to get out much with two small kids ;) Fork was serviced last year with new seals and oil as well as the brakes. Regular maintenance and cleaning after rides. Extra new tubes to include as well as a derailer hanger.

Size Small Demo 7 that has seen very little dirt over the last three seasons. In great shape, meticulously maintained. Upgraded Rock Shox Domain Fork in 2009. Full tune up with upgrades in Nov 2011 (not ridden since): Upgraded to new Chromag handle bars, new Maxxis tires, new brake pads (front and rear) and new pedals. Selling because I no longer DH enough and this bike is too nice to keep in a shed. This Demo is ready to ride and won't let you down.