Planet X Stealth Tri bike Blue size XL w/ cobb saddle and extras

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Subject: Planet X Stealth Tri bike Blue size XL w/ cobb saddle and extras
Planet X Stealth CARBON Tri/TT Bike size XL. $2100. Free shipping to continental US
Used, some scratches and dings as noted in pictures. Recently inspected and tuned-up at LBS. Some recently replaced/upgraded parts. Excellent race/TT bike!! Beautiful blue frame. Includes 2 brand new Zipp Tangente tubular tires (unmounted), 3boxes of Tufo gluing tape, 1 bottle of Tufo tire sealant, Bontrager aero bottle and sleeve (old model), and COBB VFlow Max black saddle. $2100

Frame - Planet X Stealth Carbon size XL
Cassette – SRAM Red 23/11 – recently replaced!
Chainrings – SRAM Red 53/39
Front derailleur – SRAM Red
Rear derailleur – SRAM Red
Cranks – 172.5 SRAM Red
Chain – KMC titanium – recently replaced!
Shifter- SRAM Red
Brakes – Planets X CNC calipers,SRAM Red levers
Stem – Origin8 130mm alloy
Cockpit – Planet X – pads are worn on bars
Saddle – COBB VFlow Max black
Wheels – Planet X 82/101 aerowheelset (includes planet X valve extenders, hubs, and skewers)
Tires – Zipp Tangente tubular BRAND NEW – unmounted
Also includes: 3x tufo tape, tufo tire sealant, Bontrager aero bottle and sleeve (old model




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