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Brand spanking new.
Not a mark on it.
Frame - Colnago Master 30th (AD10 paint scheme - the best!)
Fork - Colnago Prescia
Aheadset - Chris King NoThreadset (black)
Chainset - Campagnolo Super Record 11 speed NOS 2011 (175mm, 53/39)
Front Deraileur - Campagnolo Record 11 speed NOS 2011
Rear Deraileur - Campagnolo Record 11 speed NOS 2011
Shifters - Campagnolo Record 11 speed NOS 2011
Brakes - Campagnolo Record NOS 2007 Silver Differential
Chain - KMC X-11 SL
Cassette - Campagnolo Record 12/25
Wheels - Campagnolo Hyperon
Tyres - Continental Competition 22mm
Stem - Deda Super Zero Alloy (black 120mm, not the gun metal 130mm shown in the picture, although I will include both)
Bars - Zipp SL Alloy
Seatpost - Deda Super Zero Carbon
Saddle - Fizik Arione
Grip - Colnago Cork
I built this up just before moving to Hong Kong, and now find that space is limited and I don't have the storage for a 'sunny days' bike. Cost over GBP5k to build, so am somewhat gutted to let it go. As you can see, there is still plenty of steerer left should you want to trim it.
Didn't want to fit the new black/red Campagnolo, and couldn't face putting Athena on it, so went for the best compromise of NOS Campagnolo with silver polished bits.
It was ridden once in the UK to bed everything in, but hasn't been ridden since.
Colnago size 59cm (ctr-top of top tube), measures 57.5 cms ctr-ctr (the saddle top to bb ctr measurement as pictured is 78cms).
GBP2,700 shipped, fully insured.
The wheels are a fair old bit of that, so I would do it for GBP1,900 without the wheels. That's basically the price of the frame, with a brand new groupset and finishing kit thrown in.
There will be no VAT or excise payable since the bike was bought in the UK VAT and excise paid before I moved and is effectively returning there. I have just sold my mountain bike that way with no problems.
I am a long time LFGSS'er, with plenty of positive feedback, so no worries about my credibility or honesty.
First to email a dib gets the dib. 7solarider7 'at' gmail 'dot' com.
UPDATE
I have now sold the wheels, so the frame, fork, seatpost and headset are now available for GBP GBP1,400 shipped and the groupset for GBP550 shipped.