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Sold Jan 2026
Polygon Siskiu T8 XL – Special Edition Full Suspension Trail Weapon
Sold for $1,950
- Pick up from Hamilton
- Ships NZ wide, ask the seller for a freight quote
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Best bike I’ve owned, unfortunately need the money and she has to go. Needs a new chain as it’s been sitting around, I believe I have one more service left as I have a gold service for it. Always cleaned and kept inside.
Tackle Aotearoa’s toughest trails with confidence on this Polygon Siskiu T8 XL Special Edition. Built for serious riders, this full-suspension 29er combines aggressive geometry with trail-tuned components – perfect for enduro runs, bike park laps, or backcountry missions.
With a stealthy matte black frame and bronze detailing, the T8 looks as sharp as it rides. Featuring a RockShox full suspension setup, dropper post, wide bars, and grippy WTB Trail Boss tyres, this rig is built to handle rough descents and technical climbs alike.
Ideal for taller riders (XL frame), the bike is rolling on 29” wheels and is fitted with a wide-range 1x drivetrain, hydraulic disc brakes, and trail-tough alloy pedals. It’s the kind of ride that keeps up with carbon setups—without the wallet sting.
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🔧 Specifications:
• Category: Bicycles > Mountain Bikes > Full Suspension
• Brand: Polygon
• Model: Siskiu T8 (Special Edition)
• Colour: Matte Black with Bronze graphics
• Country of Origin: Indonesia
• Size: XL (ideal for riders approx. 185cm+)
• Wheels: 29”
• Tyres: WTB Trail Boss 29” x 2.4”
• Suspension: RockShox front and rear
• Drivetrain: 1x (wide-range cassette)
• Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
• Material: Aluminium alloy frame
• Extras: Dropper post, platform pedals
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