FS: NFTO team issue 51 Swift carbon Ultravox 2013, full Ultegra

Selling because I only ride fixed nowadays. This particular model was ridden by NFTO before they disbanded as seen at stage wins at Tour of Britain 2013! Was in storage for a while after, really good find. Bike has been known as Hunter, slayer of hills.

(1) NFTO Ultravox team issue SwiftCarbon frameset- £300
(2) 650c lightbicycle carbon rims to carbon hubs, 105 cassette, with gp4000 IIs (good instantly rideable condition). (Rolf front wheel pictured only) - £220.

Happy to include Ultegra 6800 groupset (full, except brakes) with frameset for £400 or sell separately for £150.

Size: small (51.5) with a 52 top tube. Currently set up for a 5'1 person with 650c wheels and long drop brakes. Will fit up to 5'11 comfortably with a 130mm stem.

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Currently set up for a 5'1 person (...) Will fit up to 5'11 comfortably with a 130mm stem.

Seriously?

Wtf is going on with that front brake?

650c lightbicycle carbon rims

Hence the bizarre front brake spacing?

Yeh, 650c with a short stem is quite a difference

Yes, 100% this was just for a picture - bike has been left without wheels in my spare bedroom for close to a year now

@amey bids £20 and the guarantee it will be provided the treatment it deserves

Wtf is this

"Pure arousal"

@spotter , 2019

Not gonna lie. Pretty aroused.

It's that droopy cock front brake setup. I know your kinks.

No words. Front mech fitting?

I'm not 100% convinced wheel size affects stack and reach.

Agreed, 5’11 is ridiculous.

5'11 doesn't sound totally out of the realms of a 52cm top tube frame? I'm 5'10 and ride a 53cm frame with 100mm stem.

I thought it was uncontroversial too but here we are.

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WOW! Pengy v2.0

Can I offer some constructive advice? (Otherwise I think your just going to get people taking the piss on your thread). If you want the bike to sell setting it up so that it doesn’t look ridiculous makes a big difference. That means bringing the seatpost to a ‘normal’ height and levelling the bars and shifters and sorting out the front brake. Take some new pictures and start over! Also aside from being able to maybe use slightly bigger tyres why 650c wheels for a smaller rider? it doesn’t change stack and reach and doesn’t really make sense for a frame in this size that is designed for 700c wheels and not really small enough to benefit handling wise from anything smaller?

Also might be picture angle but front mech looks way too close to the chain set?

It’s not bolted on correctly, the concave washer needs to be the other side of the braze on tab!

Oops + thanks.

Yeh totally agree

I'm 5'10 and was looking to buy one of these in small size so that I could get a low enough stack and still run my preferred 120mm stem length.

5'11 + 130mm seems legit.