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| Bike I ride: | 2011 Canfield Jedi, 2010 Diamondback Mission |
| Favorite Trails: | Galbraith, Duthie, and Whistler |
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This contest is likely illegal under US law. Way to be lame Kona. 
Hey, just so you know, this is a 2006 7 point. 2008's had all bright silver links, have a straight top tube, and only came in gray. 
Beautiful Jedi! Awesomer! CFOxtrot: chill the fuck out. 
"( fits like a medium dh/freeride bike)"
The frame is a small size. Canfields run small, not large. A small Canfield does not fit like a medium. I'm not here trying to be a dick, it would just really suck for someone who actually needs a medium to buy this.
What are you talking about "rides like a small"? Smalls ride like extra-small, not medium!
"Small: 21.25” Effective Toptube
15” Seattube
Med: 22.5” Effective Toptube
16.5” Seattube
Large: 23.5” Effective Toptube
17.5” Seattube" Also @Eyon, the V10 is complete for $7360 https://skitch.com/ericschiller/8wcjc/santa-cruz-bicycles . @Eyon The fact that other bikes cost just as much, does not make it acceptable. These manufacturers are all in the same club. It is in their best interests to push the prices up so the low end baseline rises. You can buy a pretty nice *new* motorcycle for these prices.
Trek, Giant, and Specialized are not boutique brands. They do think that they can charge boutique prices though. I will never comprehend how they think $8900 is an acceptable price for a bike. 
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