mullarks
New Member
So I decided to get a more XC oriented bike since the Nomad was overkill for the trails I was using it for. It is an awesome "do-it-all" bike but I am fortunate enough to have a DH bike and an XC bike. Should fit someone 5'6" to 5'"11.
The bike is in great shape, only a few minor scratches (mostly from bike racks and loading it into trucks) and has only seen XC trails as I have a DH bike.


Frame: '07 Med. Anodized Black Nomad w/ DHX Air 5.0 (Manitou ISX-6 way in pic which i can include for an extra cost)
Fork: '07 RS Lyrik Solo Air
Brakes: Juicy 5 8"/6" brakes
Cranks: Shimano Hone cranks with 22/32/bash
Bars: Funn Full On 28"
Headset: Cane Creek S-3
Shifters: SRAM X-7
Front derailleur: Shimano XT
Rear derailleur: SRAM X-7
Front wheel: Azonic Outlaw
Rear wheel: Mavic 819 w/ Hope Pro II (less than 3 months old)
Tires: WTB Prowler SS 2.4 front tire (brand new)
Kenda Excavator 2.35 rear tire
Seatpost: Easton EA70 setback
Saddle: WTB Rocket V
Price: SOLD
I am posting it here first and if it doesn't selling in a week or 2 I am going to put it up on MTBR. Thanks for looking and let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
Danny
The bike is in great shape, only a few minor scratches (mostly from bike racks and loading it into trucks) and has only seen XC trails as I have a DH bike.


Frame: '07 Med. Anodized Black Nomad w/ DHX Air 5.0 (Manitou ISX-6 way in pic which i can include for an extra cost)
Fork: '07 RS Lyrik Solo Air
Brakes: Juicy 5 8"/6" brakes
Cranks: Shimano Hone cranks with 22/32/bash
Bars: Funn Full On 28"
Headset: Cane Creek S-3
Shifters: SRAM X-7
Front derailleur: Shimano XT
Rear derailleur: SRAM X-7
Front wheel: Azonic Outlaw
Rear wheel: Mavic 819 w/ Hope Pro II (less than 3 months old)
Tires: WTB Prowler SS 2.4 front tire (brand new)
Kenda Excavator 2.35 rear tire
Seatpost: Easton EA70 setback
Saddle: WTB Rocket V
Price: SOLD
I am posting it here first and if it doesn't selling in a week or 2 I am going to put it up on MTBR. Thanks for looking and let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
Danny