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Trek 1120 Do-It-All Bikepacking Mountain Bike - $2,100
bicycle type:
mountain
frame size:
Large
wheel size:
29 in
bicycle frame material:
alloy
suspension:
suspension fork (hardtail)
brake type:
disc (hydraulic)
electric assist:
none
condition:
excellent
make / manufacturer:
Trek
model name / number:
1120
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THE FRAME
An aluminum frame with water bottle mounts inside the frame along the down tube and bottom tube, as well as mounts under the bottom tube. The rear triangle is sized to fit 3.0 tires, and has mounts for the integrated 1120 cargo rack. I am including an extra rear axel from the Robert Axel Project so you can haul a cargo trailer with you, an Oveja Negra (sized medium) full frame bag that fits great in the triangle, two rear harnesses specifically designed for the 1120's rear rack, and two Sea to Summit dry bags that fit perfectly inside those harnesses.
THE FORKS
The 1120 was designed with a rigid, carbon adventure fork with plenty of the usual mounts, as well as mounts for the front cargo rack. In addition to the adventure fork, I am including a 120mm RockShox Reba suspension fork with remote lock out. The suspension fork is currently installed on the bike, but whenever the need arises to switch them out I have installed a crown race on both forks to make swapping them easier.
(side note- I do not have the remote lock out installed on the fork as I never used it, but it would be pretty quick to reinstall).
COMPONENTS and WHEELS
The bike come with a Shimano SLC 1x12 drivetrain, shifters, and brakes. The frame and fork are designed to fit 3.0 tires, which can make this an every season bike for the right conditions, and the wheels are set up with SUNringle rims with Bontrager hubs, and is currently set up tubeless with 2.6 WTB Ranger tires with muck-off valves. I am including the original Bontrager 3.0 XR2 tires and a set of Surly Extraterrestrial 2.5 tires, both of which have less than 50 miles on them.
got a few images to check out, one with the suspension fork (as the bike is now) and one with the racks and rigid fork, as well as one loaded up just to give you an idea of what that looks like
Let me know if you have any questions, CASH ONLY.
Also the bike has no pedals right now, but I have a some Crank Bros options I would be happy to throw in if you want.