ikkin
07-25-2010, 08:42 AM
So, I am thinking about moving to a slightly bigger, more AM-oriented bike, so I'm tentatively thinking of parting out my absolutely beloved XS Titus Motolite to help finance it.
Here's what you would get:
2007 XS Titus Motolite Frame with PUSH'd (2009) RP2 shock (Color is "mango"...sort of a burnt orange...really cool and unique color, if you ask me)
2006 Fox TALAS RL, PUSH'd in 2009. Both the fork and shock are performing better than brand new. The TALAS has adjustable travel, rebound and lockout.
Chris King Headset, already installed (black). Best headset out there...period.
Race Face Deus XC Stem
Easton MonkeyLite SL Carbon Bars- super sweet bars!
Thomsom Elite Seatpost 27.2- best seatpost money can buy!
The frame is in good shape. I've been shredding on it for a few years, so the paint has fallen victim to my learning curve (scratches and (minor) cable rub), but has no issues that affect performance whatsoever. For those who don't know, the Motolite has excellent standover and is a great bike for smaller women. It also has adjustable travel settings- you can choose to run the bike with four or five inches of travel. It climbs SUPER well and is a joy on the descent. If we didn't live so close to Galbraith/Whistler/The North Shore now, I'd ride it into the ground. PUSH custom tuned the suspension for me (130lbs) so if you're within 10-15 or lbs of my weight it will already be set-up perfectly for you. This was an expensive service, but totally worth it.
I'm thinking like $1,150 (+shipping) or so for everything above. If you're interested, let me know. Again, this is a feeler, I LOVE this bike and I built/spec'd it out myself with the best stuff I could find, so its hard to let it go, but serious interest in the combo will likely put me over the edge. I will also probably throw in some grips, a seatpost collar, lizard skin, and possibly even a front derailleur (Shimano LX), so you'd really just need a drivetrain, brakes, and wheels to get rolling. If you're really nice, I'll also throw in a set of slightly sticky (but still functional) XT shifters.
Here's a picture of the complete bike so you can get a feel for the color and such. http://lh4.ggpht.com/_mzb3ccEyNnQ/S0zSBH53EPI/AAAAAAAABSI/f_FmOSEFQkQ/s640/DSC07257.JPG
Let me know if you're (seriously only, please) interested and we'll go from there.
Thanks for reading!
Here's what you would get:
2007 XS Titus Motolite Frame with PUSH'd (2009) RP2 shock (Color is "mango"...sort of a burnt orange...really cool and unique color, if you ask me)
2006 Fox TALAS RL, PUSH'd in 2009. Both the fork and shock are performing better than brand new. The TALAS has adjustable travel, rebound and lockout.
Chris King Headset, already installed (black). Best headset out there...period.
Race Face Deus XC Stem
Easton MonkeyLite SL Carbon Bars- super sweet bars!
Thomsom Elite Seatpost 27.2- best seatpost money can buy!
The frame is in good shape. I've been shredding on it for a few years, so the paint has fallen victim to my learning curve (scratches and (minor) cable rub), but has no issues that affect performance whatsoever. For those who don't know, the Motolite has excellent standover and is a great bike for smaller women. It also has adjustable travel settings- you can choose to run the bike with four or five inches of travel. It climbs SUPER well and is a joy on the descent. If we didn't live so close to Galbraith/Whistler/The North Shore now, I'd ride it into the ground. PUSH custom tuned the suspension for me (130lbs) so if you're within 10-15 or lbs of my weight it will already be set-up perfectly for you. This was an expensive service, but totally worth it.
I'm thinking like $1,150 (+shipping) or so for everything above. If you're interested, let me know. Again, this is a feeler, I LOVE this bike and I built/spec'd it out myself with the best stuff I could find, so its hard to let it go, but serious interest in the combo will likely put me over the edge. I will also probably throw in some grips, a seatpost collar, lizard skin, and possibly even a front derailleur (Shimano LX), so you'd really just need a drivetrain, brakes, and wheels to get rolling. If you're really nice, I'll also throw in a set of slightly sticky (but still functional) XT shifters.
Here's a picture of the complete bike so you can get a feel for the color and such. http://lh4.ggpht.com/_mzb3ccEyNnQ/S0zSBH53EPI/AAAAAAAABSI/f_FmOSEFQkQ/s640/DSC07257.JPG
Let me know if you're (seriously only, please) interested and we'll go from there.
Thanks for reading!