Specialized MTB Frame some other bits

Posted on Tue 14th, July 2015

• #1

NickL

Raising funds for another bike, so a few bits to go.

Epiphone Les Paul (made in Korea / Samick factory 1993) - with upgraded Gibson Les Paul Pickups - Sunburst top. Good used condition and sounds fantastic - £150

18" Specialized Hardrock frame (Blue, alu, 2007/8 ) - £30 - Will chuck in some 100mm RST forks if you want.

Open Face motorbike helmet - Large - Black with a Silver stripe down the middle - Good condition - £25

27.2 SR Laprade seatpost - £5

Pair of Schwable City Jet 26" tyres and tubes - v.good cond. SOLD

Collection from Croydon/Caterham.

Cheers

Nick
• #2

spj7

Is the hardrock frame disc or v-brake?
• #3

NickL in reply to @spj7

It's Disc.

Cheers
• #4

spj7 in reply to @NickL

Potentially keen in that case, although I'd have to work out how/when to collect it. Any pics?
• #5

NickL in reply to @spj7

I've PM'd you some pics.
• #6

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