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Giant Reign SX custom build (high spec) Frame= Giant Reign SX 2020 Fork= 2021 Fox 36 Performance 170mm Shock= Rockshox Super Deluxe Select 2020 Wheels= Stans Flow S1 Tyres= Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5" Dropper Post= Rockshox Reverb 125mm Cranks= Raceface Brakes= Avid XO Trail Shifter and Derailleur= Shimano Deore XT Handlebars= Crank Brothers Iodine 2 Stem= Crank Brothers Pedals= DMR V8 Message any offers OPEN TO OFFERS !! This was a lockdown build and it as an absolute dream to ride and its screaming for it to be shredded. It s overall condition is excellent!

Rockshox reverb 125mm dropper post. No scratches whatsoever. Could probably do with a service. 30.9mm diameter.

The TALAS 180 is a superb fork, offering a buttery smooth plush ride, and incredible riding traits, along with excellent features such as the TALAS (180-140) travel adjustment. Fox has a winner with this sucker, and you can call it a Rock Star (pun intended), and it really shows the advancements in fork technology, especially in the All Mountain and Freeride realm, where the boundaries are being pushed. This fork can be ridden up and down terrain, as its more than just a shuttle or lift serviced entity. Stantions are in perfect condition with no marks on them at all. Only one small mark which is show in photos but this is only the sticker not the actual fork.

Mavic's tubeless Crossmax SX wheelset is light enough for trail use, but designed to take all-mountain and even park riding in stride. To encompass the wide range of frames and forks in these categories, Mavic designed the SX hubs to accept a variety of quick release and through-axle configurations. The two most popular for all-mountain are a QR-dropout frame paired with a 15QR through-axle fork, and the 142/12-millimeter through-axle frame with either a 20-millimeter or a 15QR through-axle fork. Mavic includes conversions for all three of the above configurations with the SX wheelset. In this Tech Tuesday, we go over the steps to convert Mavic's SX axles from quick release to through-axle in the rear and from 20-millimeter to 15QR in the front hub. The basic switch is easy to do and once you go over the steps, you will be able to convert to all of Mavic's axle options like a pro mechanic. They are schwable tires. Front tire: fat albert Rear tire: nobby nic. Have plenty of tred left on them ready to be shredded. These wheels are only 6 months old.

Canyon torque “s” In excellent condition been well looked after, washed after every ride. Rear shock: Fox dhx air