wizard101dud

Bought this bike back in the fall of 2016 it is the "Older brother" the SB100 and though it may be lacking in the aggressive design, and the switch infinity, it still has the ability to crush anything the trail has to offer. This bike can handle being lined up for any XC race or dropping in stage 4 in the Crested Butte Big Mountain Enduro 2018. This thing may be an XC bike, but can be man handled like any downhill bike. Fork:Fox 32 Factory, 120mm-travel Headset:Cane Creek 40 44x56mm Internal Rear Shock:Fox Float Factory DPS Tires:Maxxis High Roller II 2.35" in the front and Ikon 2.25" in the rear Crankset:Race Face Turbine Chainrings:30T Bottom Bracket:Praxis PF30 Chain:SRAM 1130(one season of use) Rear Derailleur:SRAM X01 1X11(current pulleys are less than a month old) Rear Cogs:SRAM 1180, 11-speed: 10-42T Shifters:SRAM X01 1X11 Handlebars:Easton Haven Carbon Tape/Grips:Ergon GE1 Evo enduro grips (about a month old) Stem:Easton Haven Brake Levers:SRAM Guide RSC Brakes:SRAM Guide RSC disc, 160mm rotors Saddle:Yeti/WTB Custom Seatpost:Rockshox reverb 150mm Rims: DT Swiss XR331 Hubs: DT Swiss 350 If you have any more questions feel free to let me to know.I have proven this bike in XC and Enduro, so it can handle almost anything that you can throw at it. There are some chips in the clear coat, the bottom of the cranks, and the rims just because of the trails that are local to me have a lot of lose rocks that kick up easily. Other than that its in spectacular condition for being two years old.