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• #2
Lovely - glws
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• #3
Any chance you'd sell pedals seperately?
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• #4
holy moly - wish this had been available a week ago, would have grabbed it...
glws - good price for that spec
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• #5
Just to say, Kernel make some ridiculously hoppy and tasty IPAs, so if you've had anything to do with that, good luck with the sale! If not, good luck anyway. :)
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• #6
you should PM IndraRipper.
he needs this.
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• #7
amazing.
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• #8
Beautiful, I have to admit though it's slightly too small and I've got 0 moneys left after buying my new frame.
Again fucking lovely and good luck with the sale!
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• #9
Any chance you'd sell pedals seperately?
not really man, at least not yet. It's in ride away condition as it is.
I'll give you a heads up if that changes
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• #10
Sell me the saddle
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• #11
Cheers guys. Yeah I'd say I'm near the top end height wise at 6,1"
Apollo your yellow steed ain't so bad either!
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• #12
Sell me the saddle
Ha - That saddle is ridiculously comfortable.
I'll be getting a new one for the road bike I buy to replace this no question.
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• #13
Really nice bike. I'd like to have the frame & forks should you split!
Are the forks oval or round section? Look oval but just checking ... could make a big difference to front braking flex...
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• #14
^ what skully said, split and sell me the saddle ;)
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• #15
Such a lovely frame, glws. (forks look oval to me too)
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• #16
Yep, oval
The frames a beaut I agree - it's all thanks to Tilover for designing it and Condor for putting it together!
I'll keep that in mind Skully
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• #17
Just to say, Kernel make some ridiculously hoppy and tasty IPAs, so if you've had anything to do with that, good luck with the sale! If not, good luck anyway. :)
Hops were where it all started for sure. I brewed there for a couple years with Evin and have seen it grow. Amazing people and attention to flavour. Since I left they are looking into doing some barrel ageing and some sours so things are really getting interesting. The hoppy beers will always be there though!
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• #18
price drop
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• #19
Damn bargain.
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• #20
Lovely wish was a little bigger.
:(
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• #21
Beautiful bike.
Im well tempted but it seems a little small for me, laterally speaking - Im just under 6,1.
Anyone care to educate me on the geometry here? 55 cm seems like a pretty short top tube for a 57.5 cm st. -
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I'm 6'2 and have ridden a 55 top tube before, depends on bar setup and personal preference really. I would buy this in an instant if I didn't already have an 853 track bike with very similar setup.
I reckon with the layback post you could always fit a longer stem for more reach? Only way to answer it is to have a look?
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• #23
For accuracy's sake I'm actually 6'1.5.
The geo is tight for sure, the gaps are teeny. which is part of what makes it turn like a flea through the traffic.TM's right, loads of ways to buy some cms if you need but best is to try it.
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• #24
Would you consider shipping this at all?
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• #25
Would you consider just selling the frame, if so how much for?
*Price Drop - now 753 pounds
Complete custom fillet brazed 753 made by Condor (57.5cm ctc st ; 55cm ctc tt)
This ain't easy but, having recently moved to the Alps, I can't justify keeping this anymore. I'd prefer not to split, especially cos it rides so well as it is. I was hoping there's someone on here who will be able to enjoy it here in London (or anywhere) as much as I have. All parts are in excellent working condition and I've detailed any superficial wear below.
It's currently at the Kernel Brewery where I used to work so if you would like to see in the flesh then Chun, a friend and brewer there, can help.
price: £800 - Now 753 . pick-up only
I'm 6,1". The slightly goose-necked appearance, in these admittedly shoddy instagram photos (more photos available on request), is owed to the stem height which was intended to take the strain off a back injury sustained at work. The result was so comfy I never reverted to previous (slammed + pursuits) set-up but I at least should have lowered it for the photos! Sticker on down tube is a bottle label (India Brown Ale -removable obviously). "Condor" is pantographed on fork crown and bottom bracket.
Frame: custom Condor fillet brazed reynolds 753, built in 1998, for Forum member Tilover (he has some great pics of it), repainted Bob Jackson verdi (it is in great condition : true ; needs a real close inspection to find the odd paint chip ; there's a near-imperceptible ding in the tt (2mm wide and basically as shallow as the lacquer) in the top tube, I thought it was a scuff until examining it for sale ; one trackend has 1mm gouge, but not where rear wheel sits and would have no effect anywho ; fork is drilled for a brake)
BB: Phil Wood
Headset: Chris King, black
Cranks: Sugino 75, 165mm, black (slight rub on anodising by pedals)
Chainring: Sugino 75, 47t, black
Pedals: Time atac XS Carbon (couple light marks)
Chain: Shadow conspiracy V2, black
Bars: burly alloy fixed-freestyle bars with 1.5" rise and cloth tape, black
Hubs: Phil Wood, 36h, black (rear is fixed-fixed)
Sprocket: Phil Wood 19t 1/4 (I think. could be 18. can check)
Lockring Phil Wood
Rims: Rigida DP18, brushed (need a wash, some marks)
Rear tyre: Conti Gator Hardshell (newish)
Front tyre: Conti 4 seasons (newish)
Stem: Cinelli 100mm black (could be 110mm can't remember) (light marks)
Saddle: Fizik Arione Versus, black (one scuff)
Seatpost: aero, alloy, black (light marks)
Cheers. Chrigl