Parts still available: Shimano STI levers, Easton stem, Odyssey brake lever, 14t sprocket, 27.2mm black seatpost, ladies mitts, and more!

How about 15gbp for the Easton stem?

Sorry man, not in enough of a hurry to get rid of the stem at that price - I'm actually in two minds about selling it as it might go back on a bike once I've experimented with a different fit.

No worries. I was being cheeky

Original post once again updated with what's left. Cheers!

Will take pedals and mudguards if theyre still around in a couple weeks

bottle holder still available @Dom? cheers

Yep, both bottle cage and bottle holster are still available - which one are you after?

Sure thing man!

Price drop..

£70 for the near new shifters.

Will take pedals and mudguards if theyre still around in a couple weeks

All still here dude. When are you up in London?

Salsa handlebars were just collected and the original post has now been updated with all the remaining goodies.

Everything in the first post is still for sale, and I also have a few more bits to add soon. (Atacs, WTB nanos, Halo clicksters, fly pedals, etc.)

Hi @Dom
If you'd post, I'd like the Restrap bottle holster please. Will PM. K

A Halo clickster you say?

How many teeth, and (this is a weird question but...) does the internal threaded hole have a little ridge on the outside after the threads, or is it the same diameter all the way through?

Restrap bottle holster has now been sold. Please, no more PMs about it! :)

How many teeth

17 teeth

does the internal threaded hole have a little ridge on the outside after the threads, or is it the same diameter all the way through?

I'm not sure, I can check this weekend for you. In the meantime, are you able to provide a photo of what you mean?

Thanks. 17t is too small for me but I'd appreciate some info on the clickster anyway cos I might get one. It's really hard to explain but if you imagine the whole thing as basically a ring of metal with thread on the inside (kind of like a nut).

OK, well a nut has the same internal diameter going all the way up its middle so you can screw it onto a bolt (for example) and keep screwing till the bolt completely passes through the nut (stay with me).

Some freewheels have a lip on one side of the inner threaded hole which would prevent them being screwed on after a certain distance, because the lip would block the threads on the hub from going any further.

My hubs won't work with freewheels that have that lip. Shimano ones do, Dicta ones don't. As far as I can tell, WI ones do but it's extremely hard to see from pictures.

That's a sad attempt to draw what I mean. If I screw the hub all the way in, it hits the lip and locks the freewheel.

Imagine that's a cutaway view from the top downwards.