I want, you got?

Posted on Thu 10th, January 2008

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• #51

kboy

snowy_again sorry Toby, its been swooped upon and taken already. i might have a spare black right tektro lever, cos I want a gold one.

snowy, that brake lever, is it one of these?

still have it? wanna sell it?
• #52

snowy_again

kboy, it *might * be free and yup it looks like one of those (its just a tektro lever). I need to go and find a silver replacement first as its on the bike at the mo, and I don't fancy going brakeless... Am popping into Brixton Cycles next week, so I'll see what they've got as a replacement, unless someone on here has a spare silver (or gold) short finger lever going spare?
• #53

kboy

cool, wont have a bike to put it on for a few weeks anyway, so no stress
• #54

snowy_again

ah that makes life a little easier...
• #55

Skülly

All - anybody got a campy 144 chainring they wanna sell? I'm hoping to find something low-ish on the teeth front...

Jos?!

cheers ears

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