westford86

•2012 Giant Reign X frame (medium) with integrated FSA headset and Fox DHX 5.0 air rear shock •2013 Fox 36 Float fork 1.5 taper steerer •Avid code calipers with Elixir levers (superior modulation and power with this pairing), and Hope saw blade rotors to reduce noise. •XTR/Saint drivetrain, XTR shifter and rear derailleur, Saint cranks & Bottom Bracket with E*thirteen guidering and MRP Lopes SL chain guide. •FSA Gravity Carbon handlebars. •Thompson X4 stem •Thompson Elite seat post with WTB seat •Custom DT Swiss wheels, 440 front hub, 340 rear hub, E530 rims and double butted spokes. •Schwalbe Hans Damph EVO PaceStar Tripple compound tires with snake skin sidewalls. This is an almost new, $180 set of tubeless ready tires, with only 5 rides on them. Link to photo gallery - http://www.westford86.com/sales/craigslist/Giant_Reign/ This is very well sorted bike. I built it mid way through the 2012 season and it served me very well as an enduro race bike, landing me multiple podium finishes that season. The bike didn't see much use in 2013 as I was away for military training a good part of the year. My primary motivation for selling it is that I need a larger frame (I'm 5'10"). The medium is great for technical terrain, but it's a bit to cramped for extended pedaling. If you're around 5'8" this bike is perfect. This was a no-holds-barred-build, as you should be able to tell from the spec list. It tips the scales at around 31lb, which is pretty good for a bike with nearly 7" of travel, and lots of heavy duty components. Everything has been kept in top notch working order, and over the winter the fork and rear shock were rebuilt, and the brakes were also services. This thing is ready to ride. The only real blemishes would be the small dent in the down tube and the scuff on the left side of the fork, both are detailed in the photos, neither have any effect on performance of the integrity of the bike. $2100 OBO, buyer pays shipping. A little note on payment. If you want to pay via PayPal add +3.5% to the cost, I'm not eating the PP fees for you... USPS Money Order is my preferred form of payment. If you don't know anything about it, educate yourself... I'm also a firearms dealer and USPS Money Orders are used for the majority of my transactions, they are by far the way to go for secure payment while not getting raped on fees. When someone doesn't deliver goods paid via a MO it becomes a federal crime.