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no, you're right. They didn't mention the salary therefore there isn't one.
Interesting post, given that I haven't said that at all.
My suggestion is that the salary for the role will be low - and with every use of words like "opportunity" I'd knock another grand off the gross, as there is a fairly obvious quid pro quo here - the applicant is going to parlay experience for access to Rapha, a company that works in an area in which they're passionately interested, to (potentially) get a start in copywriting.
= Whenever the job advert can be paraphrased as "by employing you we're doing you a big favour" it's not going to be win-win.
Dammit-
But the post is actually pretty thin on guff. The only part I can pull out is
"This is an excellent opportunity for an enthusiastic young writer with a passion for cycling"
As someone that's just been looking at junior positions I've seen so many genuine adverts that look for 3+ years experience, way more skills than any junior would have and/or only pay in equity.
This Rapha one is very reasonable, in fact more so than most other Rapha job adverts I've seen.
Sumo
no, you're right. They didn't mention the salary therefore there isn't one.