Tires

Saddle

Handlebar

Stem

Rear Derailleur

Wheel Set

Seatpost

Crankset

Brakes

Cassette

Shifters

Fork

Effective Top Tube length

Seat Tube length

Head Tube length

Drivetrain Type

Frame

In total, I spent about 2600 dollars on this bike including upgrades which consist of a new fork, handlebars, stem, and dropper post. The fork that this bike came with was a RockShox 35 (as seen in some photos), but I recently upgraded it to a Marzocchi Z1 and with the handlebars and stem, they have both been upgraded to e*thirteen components. The dropper post that came with this bike was 130 mm, but that is way too small for someone who is around the 5,7 range, so I decided to buy a larger Tranz-x dropper post that is 180 mm. The bike does not have any internal problems, but you may find a few superficial scratches. You might ask why am I getting rid of such a beauty, and It's because I am planning on getting a full suspension. If I could keep this bike, I would. Overall, I would say if you're planning to have fun, I would recommend this bike with its playful characteristics (29lbs Bike) that could also be used to commute. (I am willing to drive in a 100-mile radius of Princeton, NJ and If you have any questions, please reach out to me via my phone number (9199142002), email(vlele9374@gmail.com), or just DM me through Facebook.)

2024 Trek Roscoe 8

2024 Trek Roscoe 8

$1,399