Description:
Priced to sell quick
Size xl. 27.5 Great condition bike. Low miles. This is a TURQ version of the frame which means it’s made out of a higher modular carbon.
SRAM GX AXS Derailleur
5Dev Enduro/Downhill crank
Raceface vault wheel set
Deity Copperhead stem
SRAM Code RSC with oil stained hardware
Rockshox Zeb ultimate fork
Fox factory dhx2 shock
Mechanic owned.
by ExperienceNo2778
10 Comments
If you’re cool with 275 in an xl, it’s a great deal.
Wouldn’t hesitate for a moment.
Frame shows hardly any rock strikes or other normal wear which you can get in significant amounts from like one session of intended use so “low miles” seems to check out. XL bikes are often cheaper due to supply/demand. Make sure you’re actually XL for this frame or you’ll be relisting it in 3 weeks. Based on the pics, I’d buy it if it rode and shifted smooth.
Could be stolen or scam, otherwise you should buy it.
Bargain if you’re XL and like 275’s !
Yes.
I was originally looking for a 29er aggressive trail build like a Stumpjumper Evo with 160/150mm travel. But I came across this deal and figured if it’s a solid value I could always try it out and sell it for another. It does seem hefty to pedal uphill. Although I’m close to a couple bike parks that could be fun with this build
My take on a 27.5 bike in XL- as a guy that’s 6’5” it’s incredible in the sense that proportionally it’s kind of like a 26er for an average sized rider making it super nimble and fun. I’ve got a Commencal clash in xl and I enjoy that setup so much. For us non pros who are just doing it for fun and not trying to scrape every millisecond off of a trail a 27.5 is great for jumping, is probably a little more rigid than a 29er and like i already said really nimble. 27.5 is a cunt hair more expensive to retire than 29 though I think just because it’s not as common or somethin?
That was once a dream bike
I’ve ridden the 27.5 yetis a lot. This bike included. Only reason I’d hesitate is that you said you wanted a 29er trail bike. These do not ride like 29 inch trail bikes