FS Bont Riot shoes 44.5, shimano spd sl pedals and cleats

Posted on Mon 15th, July 2019

• #1

PQR
Pretty much what it says on the description. Bont Riot shoes, bought for the track bike which has been sitting in the shed for ages. Hardly worn, a few scuffs on the bottom.

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• #2

PQR
Ideally collect Central or South but could post if needed. Can include cleats too,

£50

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• #3

sacredhart

Pmd
• #4

SteadyCam

2nd dibs please
• #5

PQR
@SteadyCam

These are still available and also have the shimano ultegra pedals that I was using with them

Both together for £100?
Pretty sure these are the r6800

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• #6

SteadyCam in reply to @PQR

Thinking about it they're probably a bit small, thanks though.
• #7

PQR

Dredging the thread as need to clear some space, shoes AND cleats for £80
• #8

PQR

Edit meant to say £80 for shoes and pedals -cleats come free with the shoes
Will drop to £75
Shoes haven't been used since photos were taken and so in great condition

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