9spd bits

Posted on Sun 10th, May 2020

• #1

tmevans
hg53 chain, grubby not rusted on the limit of wear on my chain checker, shifting well.
11-32 cassette, good condition, limited use, grubby. i mix and match lockrings sometimes but this one says it’s a hg50.
reusable kmc magic link for chain above.
everything above £SOLD
beater Tiagra 4500 double shifters one window pane missing, i ran it with tape covering it, they work great. Can include inline cable adjuster. £provisonally sold
prolite 44 os bars, really light strong bars, not cool ergo shape but great nonetheless, look em up. £15
pick up camberwell. prices could be negotiated.

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• #2

Sigh

If you'll post, I'd love the Tiagra shifters.

Not in a hurry, so happy to wait for a convenient time.
• #3

el_presidente in reply to @tmevans

I'd take the cassette, chain & link bundle if you can post?
• #4

tmevans

dear both, happily will post, fab!
• #5

tmevans

all gears sold, bars moved to ebay: please delete thread

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