OT - bollard, new

Posted on Mon 27th, September 2021

• #1

coot

Hi there,
With apologies for being wildly off topic (or road-related at best), on the off-chance it's useful for anyone here - I have one of these:
https://www.shelterstore.co.uk/product/tudor-recycled-bollard
that I've never installed but stored for ages, so it's a bit dusty but basically new. Recycled, durable, fixed (ha), nearly £200 retail, free to a good home. Collection in Dalston, could put in the back of a cab/van if required (it's solid rubber/plastic so not for posting). Anyone?
• #2

lazysuperhero in reply to @coot

fixed

V on topic
• #3

amey

kind of want one
• #4

hanuman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZ5QZHN7WwQ
• #5

coot

it was worth posting just for that @hanuman
take it off my hands @amey ?
anyone? In the spirit of price drop bumps, this now comes with a bar of chocolate of your choosing (once it's in the back of a car / on a cargo bike)...
• #6

Jameo

Haha, this is great. Someone must be up for some guerrilla LTN work

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