Offered: Shimano UN52 BB. 107mm. Free to a good home

Posted on Fri 3rd, October 2008

• #1

jammy

This was in a bike I bought recently to pilfer it's groupset. Too short for my bike, I now have no use for it. It's 107mm, for a 68mm shell and I don't think it's been used much at all.
Free to a good home (you'll just have to pay the postage - £2 say?)

PM me!
• #2

dinosaur

I could be up for that and could then probably offer a nearly new 110mm UN52 for a 68mm shell to someone under similar terms.

I don't think I have PM permissions yet...
• #3

jammy

Done!
Email me then, jammyuk AT blueyonder.co.uk
• #4

dinosaur

Emailed.

Thanks!
• #5

jammy

Replied ;)
• #6

Blankface

Second Dibs please!
• #7

dinosaur

Blankface, I've got the bottom bracket and will try it out in the next couple of days. Do you want first dibs on whichever one I don't use? It'll probably be the 110mm (ridden less than 40 miles).
• #8

Blankface

Sorry, i need the 107mm one!
gisa shout if its the 107 you dont need!
cheers.

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