The frame (XL) is in near perfect condition, has been stored after 1 season of use. DHX2 coil or Monarch RCT3 air shocks, both in great shape.
But it’s a 142 mm rear end. The HA (65 deg, could be made slacker) is fine. The reach (461 mm) is enough for a normal sized (say 5’ 10”) guy.
If I sell it with a fork (fox 36 non boost) and wheelset (Chris King hubs on LB carbon rims) not sure how much to ask for. $600? It’s all blingy stuff that I’m not expecting to get much $$ for. Maybe I should scrounge parts from my parts bin & build up a complete bike? Seems easier to sell.
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07-09-2024, 03:35 PM #1
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07-09-2024, 04:32 PM #2
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Given the age of the bike, this seems like the best option. I suspect the buyer looking for a bike in this budget range is not going to be super interested in figuring out what all parts they'll need to build something from a frame or frameset up.
Originally Posted by frorider
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