2012 TREK LOOKS like a Session 9.9. Owned since new. (Used)

It’s a sad day but Even my friends kids aren’t hitting the park this year. I purchased this late Fall 2012 and rode it the first year (‘13). Then my oldest son rode it for 2 years and my youngest for 3 more. My friends son rode it in ‘19 and well, here we are if you can do Covid Math. The new kind.

My kids are both over 6’2” and it was slightly small for me (5’11” and long torso-take note).

Our family made the Whistler trip for at least a week every year and this frame was signed by a whole slew of Pro riders that used to do the Gravity Camp. A couple are retired but one Squamish native isn’t (as far as I know). Well they are all smudges now. So, no I never put protective wrap on it! Live and learn. We usually hit Northstar a weekend or 2 a year and made the occasional trip to Sled Ridge in Mendocino.

It has it’s scars, mainly the top tube from riding the lift and being a seat for younger riders. It isn’t cracked anywhere and honestly lived a pretty good life as other than year 1 was used by kids weighing under 100lb. We upgraded the brakes and the derailleur hit a rock so it got down graded as was in the park and my parts bin wasn’t close.

I sent the suspension to Push when my youngest started riding it. I do not remember the weight settings but I will look for the cards.

I won’t make the Park this year and I am moving now. SELL SELL SELL echo’s from my wife of course.

It will need a tune up and the R brake is mush so a bleed minimally.

The wheels and tires are NOS taken off of the same bike but year 2015-never seen dirt. It had ENVE’s on it and I still have them if you are interested. Those things are bomb proof and show minor wear. On DT hubs of some sort. Inquire if you like.

Anyway, this will make a smaller stature man, somewhat taller woman or a tall kid the gift of the year with one cool history that I have forgotten most of. Damn those were good times.

$1400 or it goes to eBay

Buyer pays for shipping but I will pay to have the shop pack it. Or come to wine country and pick it up.