yummynoodles

I’m moving out of the country and I have to sell my Enduro. :( Let me introduce you to the best bike I’ve ever ridden. It’s amazing. I even demo’d a ton of bikes before/just after purchasing this thing and nothing has come close. The geometry, the 29 inch tires, the suspension—oof! Other Notes: It’s a large, I’m 6ft and it fits great. It’s been ridden about to ride about once/twice a week for the past year or so. Just got it back (a few days ago) from it's annual maintenance at the local shop and they tidied everything up so it’s riding like a dream (more info below). I usually lube up the drivetrain before every ride. Frame components are all in great condition. Some history: * rear + front shock, rear hub, bottom bracket service (06/17) * replaced brake levers (recalled) (06/17) * new chain (06/17) * brake bleed, replaced pads (07/16) * swapped out rear shock for Fox Float (07/16) * bought it in excellent condition from a bike mechanic (3/16) Stuff I added: * Replaced the Cane Creek DB Inline rear shock with a brand new Fox Float (June 2016). Stock stuff it has: * M5 alloy frame w/ 155mm travel * Rock Shox Pike RC 160mm-travel fork w/ 15mm thru-axle * SRAM Guide R brakes * SRAM X1 11-speed rear derailleur * Specialized Command Post IR * Roval Traverse Fattie 29 rims (Front and 142+) Feel free to message with questions. Will do my best to get back to you ASAP.

I bought this bike new last summer and rode for about 6 months before I upgraded to a full suspension bike more suitable to my riding tastes. Since then I've taken it out every once in a while and kept the chain lubed, but it's mostly been sitting in the garage. Bike has some scratches due to normal use, but no cracks on the frame. Still rides great! The Fusion is great bike if you're just starting out mountain biking or if you're doing some XC. Everything is stock, you can check the parts / components on the Rocky Mountain website: http://www.bikes.com/en/bikes/sport-trail/2015. If you're interested, I can take it to the local bike shop to get it tuned up for an extra $40 before you come pick it up.