2016 SwiftCarbon Evil Twin Medium (Used)

When I bought this 2 years ago I had no idea what I was getting. I didn’t even know what Industry Nine Carbon Wheels & Hubs were.

I think the first owner probably cried himself to sleep that night letting this thing go.

Why am I selling? This bike got me serious about mountain biking and now I’m riding an Ibis and need room in the garage.

The Evil Twin blazes. Good luck finding a full suspension bike under 25 lbs for less than $8k. This thing climbs faster than a mountain goat. Its considered a marathon racer, comps would be Specialized Epic Evo or the Scott Spark RC.

If your riding style is smooth I’m not sure there are many faster; this was built for the Cape Epic race in Africa.

All top end components work well. “Good” condition due to some minor paint knicks, mechanically excellent.

24.65 lbs (Yes, you read that correctly, it is feather light)

Carbon Fiber Full Suspension 29-er with Handlebar Dual Lockout for climbing, SRAM Eagle XO

Size M - (I am 5’11” and it fits me fine. 6 and above likely wont fit)

Pedals: Crank Brothers v2 w/ Cleats

Stem: RaceFace (Short) or swap to XCR PRO (Longer) - see picture

Still room for 2 Water Bottles (one is removed in pics but will be put back on for sale)

Headset: FSA

Handlebars: SWP

Wheelset: Industry Nine Ultralite, Carbon

Hubs: Industry Nine

Front Fork: RockShox SD 100mm

Rear Shock: RockShox Monarch XX 90MM

(Both with hydraulic lockouts off a single handlebar-mounted XLoc lever. Pushing this ‘on-off’ button transforms the bike from an already-efficient pedaler to a near-fully rigid bike for attacking on Tarmac)

Brakes: Front: Avid XX;

Rear: SRAM CODE R (2022)

Drivetrain: SRAM XO Eagle

Seat tube: Ritchey Carbon Fiber, w/ 1” offset

Seat: Fizik

Cranks: Cannondale Hollowgram SL

Bottom Bracket: SRAM PF-30

Tires: Schwalbe Racing Ralphs 2.2, Have set of new Racing Ralphs 2.4 with purchase, these are $70-90 tires, very light, very fast

Asking $1999 + Shipping & Fees

According to Bike Flights Shipping is approx. $150 and $60 for protection depending on your location

PayPal fees are approx. $67 (3.4%) on $1999

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