Stevens Fluent carbon Marathon ES Full Sus MTB

mtbireland

Hardly used as new, never raced. Full Carbon Frame with Carbon Linkage Plate, Titanium bolts

Fork- Fox 32 F 100 RL, 100mm, FIT, Lockout
Shock - DT Swiss XM 180, Fluent adjusted, 115mm
Headset - FSA Ahead Integrated Orbit Z 9, 1 1/8"
Brakes - Shimano Deore XT BR-M775 Disk 180/160mm
Wheels - Mavic XM317D/Shimano Deore XT HB/
FH-M775
Drivetrain - Crankset Shimano Deore XT FC-M770, 44-32-22
(r/f) Shimano Deore XT RD-M772/FD-M771
Chain Shimano CN-HG73
Cassette Shimano Deore XT CS-M770 11-32

Cockpit - Handlebar Ritchey WCS Carbon Flatbar, 600mm
Stem - Ritchey WCS 4 Axis 44 OS, 31.8mm
Saddle/Seatpost - Oxygen Spark, Litefoam/Ritchey WCS Carbon

Quick sale hence the cheap price..Price €950

I have the bike in the office and it can be seen during the week during office hours in the D8 area. If you're keen I could work outside these hours and location.

TheDocMan

Hi, frame size?, wheel size? (looks like 26"), standard wheel axles? and is it 9 or 10sp cassette? Thanks

mtbireland

It's a medium... so 18"... should fit rider up to 6ft....

26" wheels

updated... it's a 3x9

Konkers

Not sure I could afford this right now but I'll ask anyway.
Is this the 2013 or 2011 model?

mtbireland

It's the 2011 model Konkers... The bike has about six months on the clock. Most of which was commuting and not off road. The rest of the time it's been gathering dust in the house. Mint condition. For the price buying something new you would get a heavy aluminium bike .. this is top end...3.5k new full carbon frame and rear end with ti bolt kit... Entry level price for a top end bike.

boomdocker

Are the wheels set up tubeless?

hairyman

Stunning machine, and an absolute bargain!
Best of luck with the sale

mtbireland

boomdocker wrote: »

Are the wheels set up tubeless?

yes and no. The front is as far as I can remember. The back got a puncture and has a tube in it. I still have the stans strip for it though. The tyres on the bike are old pythons as the bike was mainly used on the road so whoever buys it I'm sure will stick something more suitable for the current trail conditions.

mtbireland

hairyman wrote: »

Stunning machine, and an absolute bargain!
Best of luck with the sale

Thanks hairyman... The obsession with wheel size is still open for debate. Someone spending 1k on a bike probably won't see the difference.. but they will see the difference between a halfords 1k bike and a Stevens 3.5k bike with full carbon frame......

25sean

mtbireland, still for sale?