For Sale: Road Bikes: Moser, Flanders, Jan Janssen and more..

Posted on Thu 11th, November 2010

• #1

Richard_Castle
For sale on Broadway Market this Saturday, these newly fitted out road bikes. This is only a start this week and there are more photos to come. Please get in touch if you're interested in any of these and i'll make sure the bike is on the stall for you to test. Measurements here are c-2-c top-tubes.

Moser Aluminium, 57cm. Groupset is a mix of 105 and 600/Ultegra, handbuilt Mavic/Rigida rims on Ultegra hubs, 8-speed ergoshifters.. £375

Flanders, 53cm. Parts are a real mix of Shimano, SR, Sachs; drilled chain-rings as in pictures; wheels are Mavic clinchers on Campagnolo Record. £215

Jan Janssen, 55cm. SR/Sachs/Shimano parts. £215

Other road bikes available... Very nice Diamant 53cm; Concorde SLX 55cm...

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• #2

Richard_Castle

Second thoughts the Flanders, Jan Janssen will be 200 each
• #3

js30

How much would the concorde be? got any pics of it

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