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Fox Transfer dropper post. Mechanically works well. There are some small nicks on the dropper that I've tried to capture in photos. Looks like there are 5-6 tiny marks total these are tiny marks smaller than the head of a pin and you cannot feel them with your finger. These don't pose an issue just noting for full transparency.

I am selling a pair of Stans CB7 Carbon Wheels. The front wheel utilizes a Crest cb7 rim, while the rear uses a Stans Arch cb7 rim. Wheels will include both a Shimano Microspline driver body and Sram XD Driver Body. The bearings are in great shape. These were used on my wife's bike. She's a light and cautious rider. They are in GREAT mechanical condition. Riding in Colorado involves some loose rock in the high country so these have quite a few marks on the exterior from rocks dinging the sides. The decals could be replaced easily if you wanted to freshen them up a little. Worth repeating that scratches on the rims are only cosmetic defects, mechanically these are great. I tried to take some photos of the worst marks. Dirty in the photos but they'll be fully cleaned prior to shipping. Priced at $550. Shipping within the lower 48 is $50. Firm on price.

I have a Santa Cruz Stigmata CC for sale.... trying to fund the purchase of a new MTB... really sad to see this one go I just can't afford a new MTB and keeping this as well. This is a Carbon Fiber Cross / Gravel Bike that does great on a variety of mixed-surface adventures. Really fun in a lot of settings! I'm 6'1" and my bike fit copied perfectly onto this with a 105mm stem (not a typo). I did a specialized body geometry fit a few years ago and always work from that. This is a 60cm frame but I typically ride a 58cm in most road bikes. I think this would fit people from around 6' up to 6'3". Shorter stems are a good idea on gravel, so sizing up a little is a good choice and this fits smaller than most 60cm road bikes. Build kit is solid. Rival Hydro shifter bits and derailleurs. DT hubs to WTB rims. Zipp finishing kit (Bontrager stem). The tires are on good shape but I have an extra set that I'm going to include with the sale (one Maxxis Velocita that's a replacement and one Maxxis Ravenger with 50 miles on it). Chainwear is at .7 so I'll be including a new chain (happy to toss it on if you want but it probably has 300 more miles before it's needed). The cassette is in 'good shape' and shifts smooth but I have an extra cassette I'll include as well. This would likely be tossed on in 1-2 more 'chains' worth of riding. It has a Cane Creek 110 headset is a nice upgrade! Prior to selling I'm installing new bar tape and bleeding the brakes to make sure everything feels fresh. The Good: - A great bike that's lots of fun - It's in good shape and well maintained (I was a mechanic for a lot of years) - Comes with extra parts The Bad: - It was dirty when I took photos... I'll wash it before selling it. - Not a lot I can think of... it's been ridden and has some small cosmetic stuff but not thing bad. Thinking $2400 + Shipping and PayPal fees seems more than fair (and that gets me what I need to buy my new bike). The bike will be in great condition with $250 of spare parts. Thanks! Let me know what questions you have! PM me on PinkBike but I'm happy to chat on the phone if you have questions. Kevin

All-City Mr. Pink Road bike that belongs to my wife that we're looking to sell. Super cool bike with a Carbon Fork and Columbus Zona Steel Tubing. Size is a 46cm... but All City sizes differently so just think of this as a 'small'. The top tube length is 52cm, which means it fits like a 50-52cm from most companies. My wife is 5'5" and it fits great. I wouldn't go much shorter than 5'4" with a longer stem it could fit up to 5'7" ish. The basic overview is that this is a high end steel frame which means that it's a smooth riding road bike that doesn't beat lighter riders up and is actually plenty light and snappy (meaning fast). Compared to carbon bikes, this might be a little heavier (I think it's around 18lbs) but it will ride way better for small riders and can fit good-sized tires. Really nice road bike... she just wanted a second mountain bike and we're out of bike storage room. Shamefully limited miles... it's in flawless shape except for a few scuffs on the paint here or there. Mechanically zero issues a few scuffs on the paint but nothing to write home about. We installed a 11-32 cassette but other than that it's pretty much stock. Mostly 11 speed Rival stuff that works great. https://allcitycycles.com/bikes/arch...red_white_blue I think the original price was $2200, we bought it new in April of 2019, and it's only been ridden a little. Bike shortage pricing would say $2000 but I think $900 seems more than fine if someone is interested. Given that it's already a good deal please don't offer way below asking. If you feel like haggling, pretend I listed this at $1200 and see if you can get me to take less.