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FrameMerlin XLM
Front ForkRock Shox Sid World Cup
Bottom BracketFSA Platinum Pro Ti
CranksFSA Carbon Pro Team Issue
PedalsCrank Brothers Egg Beater Triple Ti
Front DerailleurShimano XTR
ChainSRAM PC-99 Hollowpin
Rear DerailleurSRAM X.0
CogsetSRAM PG-990
HubsMavic Crossmax SL Disc
SkewersMavic Crossmax SL
SpokesMavic Crossmax SL
RimsMavic Crossmax SL UST
TiresHutchinson Python Lite UST
BrakesAvid Juicy 7
SeatpostK-Force Lite
SaddleFi'zi:k Nisene
HeadsetChris King Nothreadset
StemFSA OS-115
HandlebarsFSA K-Force XC Flat
ShiftersSRAM X-9 Trigger Shifters
Brake LeversAvid Juicy 7
Bar TapeLizard Skins Lock On


CM from Texas writes:

As great as Shimano components are, people should realize that there are great parts out there that do not bear the fabled name. Therefore, this bike omits Shimano-brand parts (except for the front derailleur), yet it is still a top-shelf bike. And that Merlin frame is pretty awesome.

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