xprmntl

2022 Fox 36 GRIP2 27.5 15x110, 37 mm offset I know most shocks of this size are 44mm, but this came off an Ibis Mojo 4, and Ibis is a big proponent of increased trail which can be achieved by shorter offset, which tends to increases downhill stability and improve cornering (increased ability to lean due to lower wheel flop with lean)--see effects, below. Chris Porter of Geometron has tested tons of fork offsets and bike geometry tweeks and is a firm believer in shorter offset: "Chris Porter has experimented with a huge range of fork offsets on his bikes, and he has found that shorter offsets give a calmer handling bike, which tends to go faster when the stopwatch is brought to bear." https://www.bikeradar.com/features/pushing-the-limits-of-fork-offset-an-experiment/ 140 mm travel, but easily changed to 150-170 mm with a new air shaft which run ~$43 or $25 take-off/used. Some scratches on left stanchion which has been polished, filled and smoothed and does not leak air. Used maybe 100 miles. Moved to a Pike with coil spring. Steerer tube 8.5" $950 new High Trail effects: Light feeling handling at low speeds Stable, solid feel at high speeds Will lean into turns Responds more significantly to rider input than lower trail Steering self-corrects more easily (may require more adjustments to hold a curve) Reacts quickly to light input at low speeds Shifting weight to steer has greater effect than on lower trail geometries

$850 TYD. Will split Paypal fee. 27.5". New take offs from an Ibis Mojo 4, never ridden. XT microspline 12 speed cassette driver installed, XD SRAM are available for ~$60 on-line. Rim tape and valves installed. 6 bolt brake rotor interface. These weigh just over 1700g as they are with rim strips and valves (1670g claimed weigth). Fabulous wheels but don't need them because I went with some custom wheels with silent freewheel Onyx hubs. I have ridden these on a demo bike and find them every bit as good as DT Swiss XMC 1500 or similar. 35 mm inner width rims are great for the newer, wider tires available today, 2.35" - 2.8". Wider wheels let tires take a wider footprint and allows you run lower pressure for added traction and ride comfort. Retail: $1300 A set of light, stiff wheels is arguably the best upgrades you can make to your bike! PRODUCT DETAILS When Ibis set out to update their carbon wheels they had two goals in mind. Lighter and stronger. Both were achieved with the Ibis S35 wheel set. With the 35mm internal rim width you are able to run big burly tires, giving you the traction you need for all trail riding and enduro applications. The asymmetric rim allows for even spoke tension, and greater durability. Making this a do it all bombproof wheel set ready to tackle all you can throw its way! SPECIFICATIONS Brand Ibis Mode lS35 Carbon Size 27.5" Material Carbon Type Set (Front & Rear) Rim Type TubelessT ubeless CompatibilityYes (rim strips and valve stem included) Front Axle Spacing 15x110mm Boost (Thru-Axle) Rear Axle Spacing 12x148mm Boost Rim Inner Width 35mm Rim Outer Width 41mm Rim Depth 20 mm Freehub Shimano Microspline 12 spd Hubs Ibis Alloy Boost Spoke Count 28 Brake Type Disc 6 Bolt Valve Type Presta Claimed Weight 1670 grams

$20 TYD RockShox DebonAir Air Spring Upgrade Kit: Fits Pike (A1-A2/2014-2017). Upgrades to B1 style airspring. Travel: 130mm, 27.5-inch or 140mm 26" More Informatio 00.4019.931.010 710845816864