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Intense Tracer VP Trail Bike, size medium. $2500

Intense Tracer VPP all mountain trail bike for sale, size medium. Well spec’d with a build made up of primarily SRAM X-9 and XT components, this Tracer is in excellent condition. It features adjustable  travel suspension in both the front and rear via the Fox Talus 36 fork, and the frame offers two mounting points for the rear shock (Fox DHX Air) that provide 160mm (6″ inches) or 150mm (5.5″ inches).
The frame features a stout 1.5″ headtube and utilizes VPP suspension for efficient pedaling while offering substantial control while descending.
Highlights of the build are as follows:
  • Easton Carbon Monkey Lite Handle bar and easton stem
  • 160mm Fox 36 Talus
  • Raw color medium Intense Tracer VPP frame with 150/160mm of suspension travel via (upgraded) Fox DHX Air rear shock
  • XT Crankset
  • XO rear derailleur
  • XTR front derailleur
  • XT hydraulic disc brakes
  • E13 1.5″ reducer with FSA headset bearings
The Tracer lists for $2200 for just the frame and rear shock if you were to buy one and build it up yourself, which makes $2500 for a complete bike a bargin for a made in the USA dual suspension mountain bike. The size medium frame will easily accomodate riders ranging from 5’6 to 5’11.
Link to Intense Cycles Tracer page with geometry and more details:
http://www.intensecycles.com/bikes/index.php?id=2&product_id=14

Dura Ace 7800 Double road crankset. 170 mm

Dura Ace 7800 Road Cranks for Sale. 170mm (includes BB)

road cranks, lightly used. $190 OBO

TruVativ Holzfeller 40mm 31.8 1.5″ Stem

$25

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Dave Plummer August 6, 2010 at 5:17 pm

How tall are you? I’m in the market for a new freeride bike, but i’m a tall lanky bastard.

jasonvh August 6, 2010 at 5:22 pm

I’m 5’10. I generally ride mediums, that size feels good to me. I know guys my height that run smalls though, because they like a shorter, more BMX feel. It all depends on your background and personal preference, as well as riding style.

David Plummer August 6, 2010 at 5:36 pm

That makes sense, I’m 6’5″ and generally ride larges so I think it might be just a touch to short in the cockpit for me, but I’ll do a little more research.

sheldon August 6, 2010 at 11:20 pm

Save those 24s and get a proper frame! You’ll dig it on the pump tracks and DJs.

jasonvh August 7, 2010 at 12:33 am

I have definitely been thinking about it.. I’ve had them this long.

ewb December 4, 2010 at 11:29 pm

Is the builders pack still available?

jasonvh December 5, 2010 at 2:38 pm

As of 12/5/10, yes

dscott May 10, 2011 at 5:55 pm

Hey Jason,

Are you selling that Brooks saddle posted above as well? And if so, how much?

jasonvh May 11, 2011 at 11:48 pm

Hey Daniel,

I was.. it is too wide for mountain biking. However, I stuck it on my townie bike and I think I might have to keep it.

Al Hansen June 4, 2011 at 7:04 am

Jason-
I am going to be selling my santacruz jackel. med. frame with full build. This thing is virtually new. If interested I will get some photos out and more details.

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