This is a 2016 Trek Procaliber 9.9 in a size XL (21.5").  It should fit most riders between 6'1" and 6'4".  It has been mostly idle for the last three years, but was ridden regularly for 3 seasons (Minnesota) prior to that.  This is a crazy responsive and reliable bike.  I believe this is the only bike I have ever ridden as it came from the factory.  Other than the Hope floating rotors, no other mods come to mind.  Not only is this bike fast, but the ISO speed de-coupler actually does what Trek claims.  Marathon distance XC racing or even gravel are where this bike will excel.  A particular shoutout goes to the wheels, which have impressed me time and time again for their responsiveness, reliability, and ruggedness despite their low weight.

Well maintained.  The fork was serviced twice during its active use and the iso-speed pivot once.  Chain is new.  Brake pads and rotors are new (and bled recently).  

Included with the sale are two RS-1 rebuild kits and the $$$ tool for servicing the fork.  Fork currently functions well, but could use a service within the next 50 hours or so.  The fork lockout currently does function (this is common).  Upon servicing the fork, the lockout will work as intended for about 10 hours, then become non-functional again.  These hydraulic lockouts (very similar to the Reverb dropper posts) never worked as intended from factory.

Tires are worn (accounted for in the price of the bike).  The rear is particularly worn.  The front has very few hours on it, but is now 4 years old.  There are remarkably few dings and scratches.  I took a picture of the two most obvious (top tube and cable rub on the fork).