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I live close enough to check this out.  If they continue to add trails it'll be awesome to add it to Flat Rock and to Hill Country SNA.  Man, I could imagine an awesome loop of Bandera BP and HCSNA.  People poo poo HCSNA but those are people who just don't know the route that is bike friendly.  

Here is my post.

Size Medium.  $1000.  This is the link to the original build.  https://archive.trekbikes.com/us/en/2017/Trek/stache_5#/us/en/2017/Trek/stache_5/details

I'm pretty sure mine is the 18.5 but I need to double check.  I'm 5'10 for reference and it fits amazingly well.  

Upgrades:

XT brakes

XT rear derailler

Minion DHF front tire, Chupa rear.

DT Swiss 350 Rear hub with 54 tooth ratchet upgrade

New chain and shifter cable

Newer bottom bracket (wheels manufacturing)

Bike is in mechanically excellent condition.  Paint is faded in places, especially on the bottom of the downtube from taking it in and out of my truck with the rear tailgate pad.  No dents or dings on the frame.  

I live in Kerrville.  

42 minutes ago, Cafeend said:

Year?

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I'll put up a proper post so as not to hijack this one, but it's a 2017.

I'm about to sell my Trek Stache 5.  Geared, mostly stock except xt brakes and rear derailler.  

I ride the roads out here occasionally, but not on this bike.  I need to clear some space in the garage.  

$850.

$1000 obo

Ti frame (stickers removed).  Easton Carbon 90 fork.  SRAM Apex shifters, Rival front and rear deraillers, Ultegra brakes, King headset, no name carbon post, Shimano RS 21 Wheels, speedplay pedals.

The shifters and deraillers are recent.  I preferred the ergonomics of the SRAM hoods.  

I live in Kerrville but could meet for serious buyers.

$350

I'm selling my son's Spawn Savage 2.0 20 inch mountain bike. Here is a great right up about the exact same bike (and color). 
https://nsmb.com/articles/spawn-savage-2-0/

My son's bike is stock and all parts described in the article are the same other than the pedals. His came with plastic pedals that will come with the bike. It has some minor scratches on the paint mainly on the chainstay (I tried to show it in the pics) and a bit on the downtube, but nothing crazy. In my opinion it does need a new bottom bracket but other wise is good to go. This was a fantastic little bike and I'm glad I spent the money.

Nah, I trusted the recommendations of several people and went out.  It was a fantastic day on the bike.  I had to continually remind my brain to ignore the water on the rocks.  Never slipped a single time.  It's hard for my brain to grasp!  

Great day on the bike for sure.

The new PI knee warmers are awesome. They have a wide gripper material and stay put. Highly reccomend. Match with a pair of smartwool 12 in ski socks and youve got a great modular set up. 

Thanks yall. I will be there then. I appreciate the feedback. Gotta try out my new Ibis dv9. Just built it today. 

So for sure rpr will be ok? Its a 2 hour drive for me and it would suck to get there and trash my bike. 

So this is my first post in these new forums.  I like it.

Actually Cody, I was just talking with some friends about tandem bikes today at lunch and I had mentioned that I had done a race with one.  I didn't even know this was up.  Really REALLY strange timing.  

That's a day I'll never forget.  Fun times.