merino base layer plus tools

Posted on Wed 4th, August 2021

• #1

ghostface
Anyone want this stuff? Priority given to anyone who takes the lot

Merino base layer - quite bobbled but still warm. Originally from Mountain Warehouse I think. Either size S or M

Arm warmers - XS/S - maybe from decathlon years ago. Never used.

DHB Roubaix knee warmers - either S/M I can’t recall. Dead warm, slight tear in the knee from where I slid out in the wet. Easy repair with a needle and a thread and a few mins.

Collection from E14, dibs and PM

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• #2

ghostface
Can also include a brand new gas canister and some pink bar tape

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• #3

ghostface
@Chak very kindly gave me this power torque tool but I don’t use power torque as I run ultra torque Chainsets so let me know if you want it. Plus the snips

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• #4

psg1ben in reply to @ghostface

I'd very much like the bb tool if postage is an option.
• #5

sneakyniky

Dibs on Merino base layer & Gas Canister.Sending you a PM!

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