Sadly, after buying this bike from Vince (as advertised here) for a friend, she has decided she would like something different, leaving me with a surplus bike.
I am offering it at the slightly discounted price of £200 that I bought it for *but am willing to listen to very near offers just to re-coup as much of my current deficit as quickly as possible. *
I have taken it for a quick spin and it is lovely to ride.
Description and photos as in Vince's for sale thread:
For sale, a small 48cm Gitane Match 700 Sport 2x7speed Road Bike in Gitane/Tour de France colours with SPD pedals & shoes.
It is a small bike which would suit people between 5'1 - 5'4 (155cm to 162cm).
The spec is as follows:
Seat tube is 48cm CC, top tube is 50cm CC - Columbus tubing TIG weld and chrome forks;
Shimano RS100 double crankset (FC-A550) 170mm with 46T outer and 42T inner;
Shimano RSX 7 speed rear mech;
Shimano RX100 front mech;
Shimano RSX STI levers (only used for braking - gears are on the downtube);
Shimano STX headset;
Saccon brakeset (not seen one before but very nice stuff);
Aero seatpost;
ITM 40cm bars;
ITM 90mm stem (now with plastic cover as I found it);
New downtube shifters Shimano Z408 friction levers with fresh cables;
New inner/ yellow outer cables - stretched and adjusted;
Recent wheelset - Sachs hubs on yellow Rigida rims 700c 10sp one with a 7 speed cassette 14-25 + spacers;
Fitted brand new colour coded Vittoria Zaffiro tyres (700x23);
New computer battery and refitted along the new cabling;
New yellow bar tape;
Fizik Pave saddle;
New bell;
Look Arc auto pedals;
Diadora TRIVEX II cycling shoes Size 39 (snug 39 so 38/39)+ Carnac overshoes - good clean condition with good Delta cleats to use on the Arc pedals
The frame is in good nick, the stickers on it aren't that good but I thought I would keep them on but they are easily removable.
The aero seatpost is currently stuck and I've not tried to force it out - I figured out that whoever tries it will be the right size - I'm happy to provide more measurements.
The gearing is quite small (46T-14T max), making it ideal for somewhere hilly or for someone liking smaller gearing.
Bike is in Kentish Town for viewing and collection.
Sadly, after buying this bike from Vince (as advertised here) for a friend, she has decided she would like something different, leaving me with a surplus bike.
I am offering it at the slightly discounted price of £200 that I bought it for *but am willing to listen to very near offers just to re-coup as much of my current deficit as quickly as possible. *
I have taken it for a quick spin and it is lovely to ride.
Description and photos as in Vince's for sale thread:
For sale, a small 48cm Gitane Match 700 Sport 2x7speed Road Bike in Gitane/Tour de France colours with SPD pedals & shoes.
It is a small bike which would suit people between 5'1 - 5'4 (155cm to 162cm).
The spec is as follows:
Seat tube is 48cm CC, top tube is 50cm CC - Columbus tubing TIG weld and chrome forks;
Shimano RS100 double crankset (FC-A550) 170mm with 46T outer and 42T inner;
Shimano RSX 7 speed rear mech;
Shimano RX100 front mech;
Shimano RSX STI levers (only used for braking - gears are on the downtube);
Shimano STX headset;
Saccon brakeset (not seen one before but very nice stuff);
Aero seatpost;
ITM 40cm bars;
ITM 90mm stem (now with plastic cover as I found it);
New downtube shifters Shimano Z408 friction levers with fresh cables;
New inner/ yellow outer cables - stretched and adjusted;
Recent wheelset - Sachs hubs on yellow Rigida rims 700c 10sp one with a 7 speed cassette 14-25 + spacers;
Fitted brand new colour coded Vittoria Zaffiro tyres (700x23);
New computer battery and refitted along the new cabling;
New yellow bar tape;
Fizik Pave saddle;
New bell;
Look Arc auto pedals;
Diadora TRIVEX II cycling shoes Size 39 (snug 39 so 38/39)+ Carnac overshoes - good clean condition with good Delta cleats to use on the Arc pedals
The frame is in good nick, the stickers on it aren't that good but I thought I would keep them on but they are easily removable.
The aero seatpost is currently stuck and I've not tried to force it out - I figured out that whoever tries it will be the right size - I'm happy to provide more measurements.
The gearing is quite small (46T-14T max), making it ideal for somewhere hilly or for someone liking smaller gearing.
Bike is in Kentish Town for viewing and collection.