Niner ROS9, 27,5+ steel frame

I would sell/trade my "dream" steel hardtail with 27,5+ tires; it also accepts up to 29x2,6 tires. I dreamed of this combination for 15+ years, and now after 4 years of use (and constant changes and upgrades), I have grown a little tired of it and would slowly replace it (either with another steel hardtail or a 130-150mm trail full-suspension bike).
I had it as a singlespeed for local trails 90% of the time, but since it now mostly serves as a family bike (trailer and front seat), I put gears back on. I can include a singlespeed kit with 18 and 21 rear cogs and a chain.
The frame itself is model year 2018 and the previous owner built it from scratch more for longer multi-day tours; I gradually set it up more in the trail/AM direction so it also rides nicely and confidently downhill. By changing the fork, tires and "2° angle headset", the bike can be made more trail-oriented again and less aggressive. FOX 32 RL 120mm fork, original standard headset and lower handlebar can be included.
This already versatile bike can be further tailored to your preferences; it is currently built in a more "aggressive" direction and rides really well downhill.

Equipment
Frame: Niner ROS9 L 2018
Headset: Works Components -2° angle head set
Fork: FOX 34 CTD EVO 140mm (+2x volume spacer)
Stem: Force 45mm 3° rise
Handlebar: Ritchey Trail 800mm
Grips: Ergon GA3
Crankset: Truvativ Stylo OCT 180mm
Chainring: Race Face narrow wide 32t
Pedals: Crank Brothers Stamp 3
Seat clamp: Niner
Seatpost: Kind Shock E-TEN 125mm travel, up/down lever on the post itself
Saddle: Charge
Front hub: Sram MTH716 15x100
Rear hub: Sram MTH746 12x142
Rims: WTB Scraper i45 27,5”
Front tire: Maxxis Minion DHF 27,5x2,8 EXO TR
Rear tire: Maxxis High Roller II 27,5x2,8 EXO TR
Brake calipers: Avid BB7 MTN (mechanical)
Brake levers: Avid SD7 MTN (mechanical, adjustable power/sensitivity)
Brake rotors: Avid 180mm
Derailleur: Shimano XT
Shifter: Shimano SLX 10spd
Cassette: Shimano 11-32 + the larger 3 cogs replaced with General Lee R2 42, meaning the cassette is 11-42
Weight: 15,4kg

Optional extras:
- 3D-printed adapter and Fidlock bottle cage - - 5,5l AGU frame bag
- Robert Axle Project rear axle, allowing a child trailer to be attached at the rear
- singlespeed 18 and 21 cogs + chain
- FOX 32 RL 120mm
- Niner flat handlebar
- longer stem
- Shimano SLX hydraulic brakes

All additional equipment is also available to buy separately from the bike.
As written above, a trade for another trail/AM hardtail (preferably steel frame) or a full-suspension bike with 130-150mm travel in a similar price range is possible.

The price is not final, but I would not lower it much because I am not in a hurry to sell.
Viewing and test ride LJ Sentvid