Shimano chainset and 27.2mm carbon seatpost

Posted on Sat 24th, June 2017

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tomkirk
Shimano Exage 300 chainset (FC-A300), 170mm with 40/52 biopace rings. Little used - just pulled them straight off of a restored bike I've bought and have not used them since. £20

Generic carbon 27.2mm seatpost, uncut, at least 350mm of post. The bolts have started to rust, as shown on pictures, but still clamps fine and shouldn't be too much trouble to replace them at some point in the future. Saddle not included. £15.

Postage at cost or collection from Peckham. Offers considered for both, I will have patchy internet access over the next fortnight but I will try and reply to messages within a few days.

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tomkirk
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ShutUpNoRest

How much would you like for the post shipped to Poland or Germany?
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tomkirk

Royal mail predicts £6 to Germany, so I'd go with that. Unless you have a preferred service?
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tomkirk

Thats economy, no signatures on delivery!

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