2007

NORCO Shore Two

Mountain · Downhill · Unisex
Frame material Aluminum
Groupset X7, Deore
Weight NULL kg
Wheel size 26
Wheel material Aluminum
Chain Sram Pc-951
Tires Kenda Nevegal 2.5, Sti...
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
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RRP
€2,251 incl. taxes
Observed price — New
€304 incl. taxes
Refurbished price
€121 incl. taxes
Likely trade-in value
1 234 €
norco Shore Two

About this bike

Norco engineered the Shore Two 2007 as a mountain bike in the downhill segment. Built around an aluminium frame.

Price-wise, brands list the Shore Two at €2,251 MSRP. Real listings for a new unit hover around €304, and refurbished units typically sell near €121.

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Specifications

CategoryMountain
SubcategoryDownhill
Year2007
FrameHydraformed aluminum, 170-189mm travel, 150x12mm dropouts, Fox...
Frame materialAluminum
ForkMarzocchi 66 RV, 170mm travel, external preload adjustment
WeightNULL kg
SuspensionFull
TravelNULL

Components

Groupset X7, Deore
Front derailleur Shimano Deore, 31.8
Rear derailleur SRAM X-7, 9 speed, medium cage
Cassette SRAM PG-950, 9 speed, 11-34
Chain SRAM PC-951
Brake type Hydraulic Disc
Brakes Hayes HFX-9 hydraulic, 8" rotor with BFL levers
Brake levers Hayes HFX-9 BFL (CNC blades)
Handlebar Syncros butted, 35mm rise, 31.8mm
Stem Syncros Bear Hug, 50mm extension, 31.8mm
Saddle Norco Shore, short profile
Seatpost Titec Scoper telescopic, 30.0
Pedals Wellgo LU-A18, chromoly axles

Wheels & Tires

Wheel size 26
Wheel material Aluminum
Rims Sun MTX S-type, Sleeved, 32 hole
Spokes DT Swiss Champion black stainless, 2.0
Tires Kenda Nevegal 2.5, Stick E Rubber
Tire width 2.5"

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