2008 Turner Highline, size large, USA made frame. Fox DHX 5.0 rear shock, PUSH tuned in 2011. Offset shock bushings installed last year to slacken head angle and lower bottom bracket. Marzocchi 66RC3 fork, 1.5" steerer, completely rebuilt by Marzocchi in 2011. Softer spring installed, Firmer spring also included. Azonic outlaw wheels, some dents in rims but straight Maxxis Minion 3C DHF 2.5 & DHR 2.4 tires, new this season with only 3-4 rides on them Sram x.9 shifter & rear derailleur Sram 11-34 cassette for freeride use Avid Code brakes, rebuilt levers a few years ago, recently bled FSA Gravity Light crankset, 36T ring, custom double bash setup with Blackspire stinger chainguide Thomson seatpost, 420mm long for full pedaling height if desired Transition saddle Diety Dirty30 bars FSA 1.5" stem Cane Creek 40 headset no pedals included This bike is a beast, it can handle anything. I mostly used it for DH parks but it can be pedaled a bit when needed such as local freeride trails. The bike is mechanically solid; cosmetically there are some paint chips on the top tube and down tube and one small dent in the down tube above the BB.
Sold locally via Craigslist. Yes, but also over 8 years ago now. I picked up a Banshee Darkside to replace it, which is very similar just more modern.
man, I've owned as many bikes in a year as justin has owned that one in years. does that english make good does?
Ha, I think the shortest time I have owned a bike was 2 years - my Iron Horse Kumicho that I sold when I bought the Highline. Most are around 3 years, the Highline was a survivor in that sense.