Giant Trance L 27.5 2018 frame

Since switching to a hardtail, I have had a fully functional frame with a Fox Float DPS 140mm rear shock sitting in a box for several years.

The bike was not ridden in bike parks, but on natural all-mountain trails, hence the greater number of scratches on the rear triangle. In the first month after buying it, I bent the rear shock lockout lever while bikepacking, but the rebound and lockout still work without any issues




Original bike (and geometry chart):
https://enduro-mtb.com/en/giant-trance-1-5-ltd-review/
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/review-giant-trance-2.html


Standards:
* Rear suspension travel: 140 mm (Maestro system)
* Rear axle standard: Boost 12x148 mm (Thru-Axle)
* Rear shock standard: Trunnion Mount, dimensions 185x52.5 mm
* Bottom bracket (BB): Press-Fit BB92 (shell width 92 mm, diameter 41 mm)
* Seatpost diameter: 30.9 mm
* Seatpost clamp diameter: 34.9 mm
* Headset: Semi-integrated, Tapered ZS44 / ZS56 (Giant OverDrive)
* Recommended fork travel: 150 mm (tapered steerer tube)
* Maximum tire width: 27.5" x 2.6"
* Rear brake mount: Post Mount (for a 160 mm rotor without an adapter, or 180 mm with an adapter)
* Cable routing: Internal (Internal cable routing)


For a serious buyer, I will also include a set of rear spacers for the bike, a seatclamp, rotor adapters and a custom-made bikepacking framebag specifically for this frame. The headset, seatclamp (not pictured), bottom bracket and old cables for easier rerouting are still on the frame.


PS: I thought I would build a new bike, but decided against it due to missing suspension springs. If anyone has a similar idea for the frame, feel free to check out my ads for the numerous parts I have lying around for this purpose.