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Item: Duncon Cane Corso DH Bike 17,5"

FORK: Boxxer World Cup 203mm With Enduro Seals

SHOCK: Manitou swinger 6way With Titanium Spring

HUBS: rear: HADLEY. Front: WTB

RIMS: rear: mavic EX823. Front: WTB Dual Duty

REAR MECH: Sram X9 Short Cage

Shifter: X9

CHAIN GUIDE: Red Gamut P40

CASSETTE: SRAM PG 990 with red body.

CRANKS: Truvativ Holzfeller

BB: Howitzer Team

PEDALS: Dice or DX resin

HEADSET: Pig Dh Pro sealed

STEM: SIC Direct mount

BARS: Funn Full On

SEAT: SDG Ti Fly

BRAKES: Juicy 7's

GRIPS: ODI Rogue

TIRES: Maxxis minion 2.5 - BRAND NEW

Tubeless front and rear wheels.

Have a complete brand new bushing and bearing kit wit all bolts for this bike.

2 Brand new hangers.

Forks freshly rebuilt.

Brakes just been bled.

Owned by a bike mechanic, extremely well looked after

Currently has a DRC Run timer installed and MAY be included for the correct price

Weight: 18.4 kg

Location: Adelaide

Item Condition: Very Good

Reason for selling: Time for something different (all mtn bike)

Price and price conditions: $3500 ono

Extra Info: PM me or email [email protected]

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