trips0dings

I got this bag to store my camera while bike tripping. Unfortunately it's sized for a DSLR and therefore overkill for my mirrorless camera. While the bag is very modular and can be set up in various different ways I'm not loving it for my purposes. I use swept back bars and the cables interfere with accessing the bag on-bike; I took the pictures on my girlfriends bike with drop bars and there is zero interference (42cm cowchipper). Bag outer is cordura nylon & inner is water resitant x-pac. This bag will keep a full DSLR photo/video setup secure over rough terrain. Bag was purchased in 2019 and used on one bike-packing trip (so it's got a few minor bits of dirt), but otherwise has lived in the original shipping box in my closet. It cost ~$300 CAD shipped from California to Canada; not including import duties ($60). See the outershell website for more info. https://www.outershelladventure.com/shop/137-basket-bag *comes with both add ons: "camera padding" & "shoulder strap"

I bought this frame in May 2019 - little less than one year ago. I would like to change to a slightly larger frame because this one results in toe overlap with my size 10 feet. This would be an awesome ride for a shorter person; or someone with less than 30" inseam such as myself. Using "smaller" 2.0" (50mm) tires would eliminate toe overlap, but the clearance on this bike is 2.2 (w/ fenders) - 2.5" (55-64mm). It's a really solid & fun ride in myriad conditions. Touring, bikepacking, heavy duty commuter, chunky gravel. This is a drop bar bike, but I have it set up with swept-back flat MTB-style bars "flat bar". Test rides as such would be available. https://allcitycycles.com/bikes/gorilla_monsoon Steel frame: 52cm top tube, 47cm seat tube, 43cm chainstay, 73cm standover (w/ 650b 2.2" tires) Mounts for racks (front & rear), fenders, three bottles (downtube, 2x main triangle). Frame designed for 27.5" x 2.4 or 650b x 48mm, can fit 700c. Thru axle 15 x 100, 12 x 142mm (axle included) I would prefer to move my parts & wheels to another frame and sell frame-only. That being said I'm open to offers; especially for the frame plus headset and/or derailleur(s) and/or crankset and/or bottom bracket but I'm going to expect near full retail of said items (minus labor). Sweet opportunity to customize this bike the way you like; dynamo hub maybe? Oh, right. The frame has many scratches from locking up at bike racks & bikepacking scars. Bike is used well, but not abused. Steel is real durable; these are minor. I use this bike. It's my only ride. If you want to purchase we're going to have to work on timing a parts transfer to my new frame. Until then I ride on. It's a mostly sweet ride, but I would like to see it go to someone it fits better. Current Build: -27.5" x 2.2" Wheels/Tires. White industries 36h XMR, Continental SpeedKing 2.2" -Simworks Flat 65 fenders (dented!! to allow front derailleur to function) -Wolf Tooth Components Headset (purple) -SKF Bottom Bracket, square taper (10-year warranty) -SunXCD Crankset (silver, 165mm) 44t/30t (50.4 BCD, adapters available for 110, 130) -11-40 Sunrace casette, 10 speed -Deore XT Rear Derailleur 10-speed dynasys -Shimano Front Derailleur (bike is supposed to be 1x, but Fairfield bikes did a good job rigging it up 2x) -AVID BB7 mechanical disc brakes w/ Purple/orange compressionless alligator cable housing -Soma Eagle Handlebars, 65cm w/ old 10-speed microshift thumbshifters with the indexing worn out (but I'm using them on friction)y parts/wheels to new frame.

26" Velocity Cliffhanger rims (25mm internal width, 45mm - 65mm tire width) *Rims can be used with rim brakes, but non-machined sidewall/disc hubs. Spokes: 36 Sapim race Hubs: Shimano Deore, 10sp mtb centerlock (6-bolt adapter, rotors not included) Axle: Quick Release, skewer included Tires: Schwalbe Marathon Plus Tour & Landcruiser K-Guard tires 50-559 2.0" included (would sell separate from wheels) Casette: 10spd 11-36t (maybe worn out since I transferred this from older wheels) Handbuilt at Broad st cycles in November 2018 ($638), ridden a couple months, living the rest in my shed because I changed frames to thru axle. Completely in true and very little (if any) wear on the hubs (ridden ~1100km). Bombproof touring, "bikepacking", or heavy duty commuting wheels; solid upgrade to Surly Troll, LHT/Disc trucker, etc. https://www.velocityusa.com/product/rims/cliff-hanger-559 PS - Will drop off North Island, Vancouver, Seattle, Port Angeles with advance deposit (e-transfer). **Have original receipt**