FS: 2013 Giant Reign 0 MD (with some upgrades)

**adrenalated** · 12-22-2018, 10:04 PM

*SOLD*

This bike is an excellent, extremely capable ride. I purchased it used and rode it for about 2 seasons. Selling because I upgraded to a new Transition Patrol. Bike has cosmetic scratches consistent with a bike that's been ridden hard and occasionally crashed, but there are absolutely no dents, cracks, or other damage that compromises functionality or structural integrity. Several parts are upgraded and some are brand new. I've ridden this bike on most of the trails on the Front Range and it can hang with far newer, more expensive bikes, both up and downhill. Needs nothing other than your choice of pedals, ready to ride today. Full build specs:

-Giant Reign aluminum frame, 6" travel Maestro suspension
-Size medium, appropriate for riders approx 5'7"-5'9" (+/- depending on your body proportions)
-Fork: Fox 32 Talus Factory FIT CTD, dual-position 120/150mm travel, 15mm thru-axle, 26" wheel
-Shock: Fox Factory CTD
-Fork and shock last rebuilt ~750mi ago
-2x10 drivetrain with SRAM X9 shifters
-*NEW* SRAM GX DUB crankset (spider and chainrings are used, cranks are new)
-*NEW* SRAM DUB Bottom Bracket
-SRAM X0 front derailleur, 24T/36T chainrings
-SRAM GX rear derailleur, SRAM PG-1070 11-36T cassette
-SRAM PC-1051 chain
-Avid Elixir 9 brakes, 180mm front rotor, 160mm rear rotor
-Giant P-TR 1 Wheelsystem 26" (good quality, lightweight aluminum wheelset w/ DT-Swiss hub internals)
-Schwalbe Hans Dampf 26" x 2.35" front tire, tubeless, good condition
-Maxxis High Roller II 26" x 2.30" rear tire, tubeless, good condition
-Fox Transfer Performance 125mm dropper post w/ *NEW* 2x/3x lever
-Giant Contact handlebar & stem
-ODI Ruffian grips
-Pacific saddle
-pedals NOT included. I can throw some cheap platforms on for a quick test ride.

If my schedule and weather/trail conditions allows, I am happy to meet for a test ride on local CO Front Range trails. Will ship at buyers expense.

Asking $1300 on craiglist. Mag price $1100. Not negotiable below that right now, I can wait until spring and add a couple hundo to the price.

I also have another thread with a lot of the parts that I ran on this bike.
https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...-several-pads)
A few things in there that you could consider purchasing as well to upgrade this bike:
-the fork (you'll also need to purchase a headset, headset spacers, and a stem to make this work)
-the shock (bolts straight on and makes the rear end much more plush. Increases rear travel to 6.7")
-the Absoluteblack chainring and front derailleur cover (add a Sunrace CSMX3 11-42T cassette and you have a cheap 1x setup)
-the stem, if you want to run the stock fork with a shorter stem, this is the ideal setup for that.