Offered: 165 SR Cranks absolutely mint!! 170 Shimano 600 cranks with 42 ring, very good nick!

Posted on Mon 1st, December 2008

• #1

El_Diablo
advertised again due to misreading of the offers (Rik saw the 165's and can vouch for the condition)

1/ 165mm SR cranks (Royal 165) - the only marks on them are where the pedals went in and NOTHING else - £50 post free in view of the
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    condition, probably the best second hand 165 cranks in the world....
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2/ 170mm Shimano 600 cranks in superb condition, plus 42 Shimano chainring, no bolts though... - £30 post free

Can do pics via e-mail. pm if interested
• #2

dmczone

SR - Which model?
• #3

El_Diablo

Rik got in first on the SR's so I wait and see his decision on price- he's offered £1m which is very generous.....

600's still up for grabs
• #4

DFP

2nd dibs on SR's please.

your a very kind devil.
• #5

El_Diablo

a gentle bump as I wouldn't want to damage the goods in any way...
• #6

dmczone

Are those SR's still floating around?

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