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Collection only from London. Not posting as I'd rather have the buyer try the frame out. Not in a rush to sell this as would love to keep it just so I can say to myself that I have a Look frame.
Price : £400
So yeh... Short lived project.. Did not get the chance to build it up properly. Something came up and will be selling this as I'm not really that much into it. Only got it out of luck... It's an amazing ride, soaks up the bumps properly and it's not that heavy, hovering between 1.5kg-1.8kg frame&fork. Would've loved to keep it but I'm not that crazy about it as much as my other frames. Not a lot of info on the internet, only from the catalogue from 1996. Can this be called a rare frame if the interwebz doesnt even have that much data about it?
Whats included :
Frame & Fork English threaded BB/I can fit a 25mm tyre on it with a 23mm rim. It wont fit anything bigger than this.
TT 54cm C-C
ST 51cm C-T
Campagnolo Headset
Look Ergostem
Look Ergopost
Reason for sale:
Nothing much to say, I'm just not into it that much. Pretty sure I'll regret this once I see somebody build it up nicely.
#instantregret
Condition:
Condition is amazing. Not a lot of scratches on the paint job, couple of chips here and there but nothing that looks bad. The fork has some paint cracks where the fork crown and the carbon meets, it's pretty consistent on both legs of the fork and sharpied both point to check if it's something dangerous. Luckily, it's not and it's very rideable as any other bike out there. I heard that it's pretty common for these types of carbon frame from this time to develop these type of paint cracks. Feel free to come around to check it for yourselves. Ride it if you want. I have it built up with Di2.