For Sale: Langster (frameset/wheelset/crankset)

From a 2009 Langster (silver), size XXL (61cm), 8 weeks old and it's seen about 600 miles.

Looking to sell seperately:

£150 ono frameset (frame, forks, integrated headset)
£50 crankset (black Sugino 42t messenger, 130 BCD, 170mm length)
SOLD £20 rear v-Brake
SOLD £10 Fuji stem (1&1/8th x 120mm)

...and no laughing :)

PM'd re crankset and wheels.

crankset (black Sugino 42t messenger, 130 BCD, 117mm length)

...and no laughing :)

Heh!

Sorry.

How much would you like for the frame? If reasonable then provisional dibs.

How much would you like for the frame? If reasonable then provisional dibs.

make me on offer... :)

id be interested in the wheels but no idea what theyre worth (new at this :) )

how much you after?

okay so best offers so far aren;t great... might let the whole thing go anyone interested in that? will whack some photos up tomororw.

and will go price up everything

An idea of what you want would be very helpful.

I'm not sure of what the value's should be, so will stick a finger in the air with an offer of £100 for the frame fork and headset (as I have seen entire Langster f/f/h being offered for £90 BIN on eBay).

Was it an entire langster that was 8 weeks old? If so I would have got that already :) I've broken down all the components buy I might just sell that whole bike if it's what you're after?

It's actually for a mate of mine so I shall have to check on the parts requirement.

And no, it was for a Langster frame/fork/headset- the seller had 50 of them from memory.

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not trying to be an arse or anything but this 'deal or no deal' selling technique is getting a bit tiresome

i agree wayne, its awkward and annoying trying to see how much something's going for and seeing that the seller "don't know what its worth imho, make me an offer". research fail.

you can always state what you would like for the item and make sure it is clear that you are willing to negotiate the price.

£120 frameset (frame, forks, integrated headset)
£75 crankset (black Sugino 42t messenger, 130 BCD, 170mm length)
£20 rear v-Brake
£10 Fuji stem (1&1/8th x 120mm)

sorry guys I've added prices and will read rules. Incidentally I can't sell the wheels yet as the ones i was getting to replace have been delayed.

ta

also would swap messenger set for silver ones http://www.londonfgss.com/thread24241.html

Condor sell the sugino RD (messenger) crankset for £65 new.

not a bad price for the frameset tho…

okay I'll go buy a silver crankset Monday and, if you're right, I'll sell em for £50 :)

Just for those who want to know the TT and ST of the langster;

ST - 58cm
TT - 60cm

(I was checking the geo as I was interested in it, a bit too long on the TT for me sadly).

no worries, thanks ed :)