Wheels, cranks, stems. More to come.

Though I should probably hang on to some of this stuff for the sake of spare parts, it’s mostly taking up space and getting in my nerves. Prices include shipping if necessary, aside from the wheels which I’d rather not ship.

1. DT Swiss XM1700 wheelset with 54t upgrade. Includes 2.5 Aggressor and DHF tires. All have 100ish miles, and are in excellent shape. $480

2. SOLD X01 175mm dub carbon cranks, with 32t chainring. Took these off of the Spur shortly getting the bike. Excellent shape. $200

3. Truvativ Descendant 175mm dub alloy cranks. Like new. $75

4. I9 A35 50mm stem, lime green. Like new. $65

5. Raceface Turbine-R 35 50mm stem, black. Like new. $50

6. SOLD Fox Factory Float X2 205X62.5 reunion mount. Has less than 200 miles on it, but is fresh off a service at Fox, with zero miles since the service. $275.

7. SOLD RockShox SID Ultimate fork. 120mm travel, 44 offset. Fork has a little over 1K miles on it. 50 and 200 hour services have been done. 200 hour service was done a little over 100 miles ago. A couple very light scuffs on the lowers. Nothing on the stanchions. $500

8. SOLD RockShox SIDluxe Ultimate rear shock. 190x45. Shock was serviced with the fork in the intervals listed above. No blemishes to speak off. $200. Buy the shock and fork together for $600.

9. SOLD Fox 36 160 Factory, Grip 2 damper. Excellent condition. A few light scuffs on the non-drive side lower. Stanchions are scratch free. Fork has about 600 miles on it. 50 hour service performed at about the mid point of that mileage. Can be purchased with or without the DSD Runt (highly recommend with). $600 with the Runt, $500 without.

10. Sram Level TLM brakes. Excellent to like new condition. Probably less than 100 miles on them. I had them on the DV9 that I sold a while back, and they've been sitting (boxed) for a while. $150

 

Oh man, I would have taken the cranks in a heartbeat!

 

Great parts and really good prices!!

 

Just added the SID takeoffs from the Spur. All of this will go up on Pink Bike in the next few days if no more takers here.

 

Hmmm.. Interested in the sid shock. I think it might fit my epic evo and give a tad bit more travel.
Pretty sure it has a 190x40 now. I'll have to check and be sure.

Edit: checked and I think it'll work. Hey @mtnbikej any issues putting this on the evo you know of?

 

Eye to Eye being the same, there would be no issues.

However, the extra 5mm of stroke might be an issue. Might allow the linkage to move too far forward. Might allow the tire to hit the seat tube.

Other than that, it should fit within the frame.

 

Would have been tempted by the shock and fork if it was a 165. I lucked out on that!

 

Smooth transaction, great seller, delivered better than expected, and we rode bikes too! And had mexican food!

 

Great feedback!

 

If I need to ship the wheels, I'll figure it out.

 

Bump for the stuff that's left. Coming, but not yet posted: OneUp 210 mm dropper, Level TLM brakes, and possibly/probably a Fox 36 Factory 160mm fork.

 

Bump for the addition of the Fox 36 and Level TLM brakes. Very open to offers on the DT Swiss wheel set. I also have a sub 200 mile XG 1295 10 - 52t cassette I'll sell for $200 if the wheels sell. I want to hold onto it until they sell though, as I may just keep both as a spare wheel set.

 

Fox 36 is sold, but it sold without the Runt. Will sell the Runt for $100.

 

I can't believe the wheels haven't sold... Those XM1700s are hard to beat.

 

Especially with the 54 rachet upgrade!

 

I'm a little surprised myself, though I'm admittedly casting a pretty small net here, as I'm trying not to ship these and thus haven't gone to Pinkbike yet. Thinking I'll probably just throw the cassette and rotors back on and keep them as a spare wheel/tire set.

 

Will the runt fit my 21 zeb?

 

I don’t believe so. They seem to be specific to the fork. May be more of a tuning thing than a fit thing, but either way I don’t believe it’s compatible.

 

Those XM1700s are tempting.

 

If I didn't already have spare wheels all over the garage, this set would be there! The first set of wheels @mtnbikej taught me to build were XM1700s, and they survived being on the hardtail in the San Gabes. With tires and the 54 tooth ratchet, this is a great deal!

 

Yup, I'm in the same boat. 3.5 of 5 wheelsets are DT 350s, (one is 370 converted to star ratchet,) so the compatibility makes these tempting. Also, two of mine are the older M1700 which I believe are pinned not welded, and they leak at the joint. I've heard nothing but good things about the XM1700s.

 

Yep... The XM 1700s are the good ones... Identical to the rims sold from DT as the XM481. Welded.

 

Watching this thread... and those wheels... xd or microspline? Centerlock ? You definitely should just hold on to them as a spare for a little while....

 

XD and 6 bolt. I'm sure I should keep them, and I'll probably have a hub blowout on my other wheels if I sell them. But I also think they'll likely sit there untouched for a year if I keep them, and garage space is at a premium.

 

https://www.topprax.com/

 

We actually looked pretty hard at that, or something super similar when we bought the house. My father-in-law convinced to just put in traditional shelves, so we're pretty committed now.

 

If you have at least 12” above your garage when open, you can install them on the ceiling over the garage door.

 

What's a garage?

 

The spot under my bed in my van.

 

Where we hide from our wives... The more advanced versions have refrigerators and snacks.