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• #2
Sorry to hear this. Hope you find a way to keep it. GLWS
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• #3
Damn that's sexy. Sorry you have to part with it.
If I wouldn't have more bikes than space and it was a tad taller I'd be all over it. -
• #4
Wonderful.
Thought it was a 54cm for a second - would have jumped on first dibs.
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• #5
An awesome bike. Am I right in reading from the geo that the stack is 595mm and the reach 364mm?
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• #6
sorry about he work situation
great price for someone
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• #7
Am I right in reading from the geo that the stack is 595mm and the reach 364mm?
We need to impeach scoble
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• #8
Really lovely
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• #9
Lovely bike, I hope work picks up soon.
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• #10
Raaaad bike! Hope you find some more work bud
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• #11
Sorry to here about your work situation mate. Pm coming
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• #12
Is this right? 595/364
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• #13
mad build, mad price, anyone tyre kicks at this they need a ban
many nice bikes to you in the future :pray:
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• #14
Ah mannn, if I wasn't in a similar situation I would be buying my 2nd bike off you! Always wanted an NFE as well. Sorry you have to part with it. I'm sure something even better will come your way in the future, hope you're good bro
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• #15
def interested. let me check geometry and get back to you!
beautiful bike
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• #16
Exactly my size, if I didn't have a frame with this exact geo waiting to be built up I would have been very tempted.
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• #17
Sad times. Lovely bike for someone. GLWS
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• #18
Out of curiosity, what size human would this fit? Hoping you get some work coming in soon, platypus.
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• #19
PM’d you - very interested but need posting
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• #20
someone buy this and lets go bikepacking in the summer.
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• #21
2nd dib but also need posting.
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• #22
Thanks to everyone for the kind words.
Regarding all the height questions, it's set up for me in the pictures at 6ft, non-aggressive position, with plenty of space either way for adjustment for taller or shorter folk.
I have two dibs for pickup and two dibs for postage in already, will contact everyone now. -
• #23
Sold. Thanks all.
Selling my Elephant NFE as a full build.
Astonishingly good gravel bike, tourer, monstercross, commuter, you name it.
Originally belonged to edscoble, rebuilt by me with the best components I could think of for the job.
Dynamo system, hydro-actuated brakes, faultless XTR-Dura Ace shifting, all there.
Extremely fun ride unloaded and low-trail geometry suits front loading perfectly for tours.
Reason for sale: ongoing COVID-induced loss of work.
Price is £950 for everything you see in the pictures, minus saddle, pedals, cages, and light.
Also including a set of stainless mudguards custom adapted for the bike (not photographed).
Prefer pickup in N London, could post if it comes to it. Payment via Paypal G+S.
Frame specs:
Geo: as below, fits me nice at 6ft with plenty of space either way
Tubing: 28.6mm & 31.8mm diameter, .8/.5/.8 profile (front triangle); 4130 (rear triangle)
Dropouts: 100mm f / 135mm r QR
Clearance: loads, plenty of space with these 27.5x2.2 tyres!
Mudguard mounting: yes
Rack mounting: yes
Build specs:
Frame: Elephant NFE, Custom
Front Wheel: SP Dynamo x WTB Tubeless Ready Rim, Alpina Spokes, Handbuilt
Rear Wheel: Hope MTB hub x WTB Tubeless Ready Rim, Alpina Spokes, Handbuilt
Shifters: Dura Ace 9spd barends, currently mounted on downtube, indexing (current) or friction
Rear Derailleur: XTR 9spd, best of the best!
Front Derailleur: I didn't put one on yet, easy to install, all cable routing and mounting present
Crankset: Spa Cycles + Middleburn Chainrings
Cassette: SRAM PG990 11-34t, best 9spd cassette out there
Brakes: Juintech cable-actuated hydro, superb, really easy maintenance
Brake Levers: TRP Carbon, a few tiny scuffs on the end from leaning against walls
Tyres: Continental Race King 27.5x2.2
Bars: Gravel style flared, can't remember brand, brand new cushy tape