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The reason for collection only is because I live on the south coast and commute to London each day. This was my daily commuter at the London end and it makes sense to sell it here rather than bring it home. I'm in town 9-5 during the week 4 days a week.
I've priced it cheap because of this as it will save me the headache of posting.
The wheels are pretty decent on their own. They are a few years older but very tough. Tyres are useable. Cheap contis. They could do with replacing as they are a bit old but I'd probably use them another year! They've been reliable.
Drivetrain could do with a clean and oil but otherwise runs nice.
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The reason for collection only is because I live on the south coast and commute to London each day. This was my daily commuter at the London end and it makes sense to sell it here rather than bring it home. I'm in town 9-5 during the week 4 days a week.
I've priced it cheap because of this as it will save me the headache of posting.
The wheels are pretty decent on their own. They are a few years older but very tough. Tyres are useable. Cheap contis. They could do with replacing as they are a bit old but I'd probably use them another year! They've been reliable.
Drivetrain could do with a clean and oil but otherwise runs nice.
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For Sale: On-one Macinato, Small, Fixed, Complete
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I'm selling my On-one Macinato as a complete bike. Well, everything but the saddle.
It's been my commuting bike for the last year. I bought the frame, forks, headset, stem, bottom bracket new at the time so it's had little use.
Frame has a quite a few chips to the paint from locking up. The paint chips fairly easily. Probably because it's cheap. It cleans up nice, I just can't be bothered.
Size small. Geometry and other info can be found here: http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FROOMC/on_one_macinato_singlespeed_frame
Specialized carbon (fact?) forks instead of the normal steel ones.
Wheels are hand built (by me) Rigida DP18 rims on Ambrosio 32h track hubs (fixed/fixed), built with DT swiss stainless spokes. Bearings are good.
80mm Deda stem, loads of spacers, choppy floppy diy bullhorn bars.
Dirty white bar tape.
Front brake lever is ITM, Miche caliper.
Chainset is an old SR Sakae Super Custom. I think it's 144 bcd. Fairly common size anyway. Rest of drivetrain is all about 1 year old too.
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It's a good little bike / beater. It can be used single-speed and has drilling for a rear brake. It does have some toe overlap. You get used to it. It think this is fairly standard on a small cheap frameset. The carbon forks probably don't help. Hoping for a quick sale. Even if the frame doesn't suit, the parts could be used to build up a cheap fixed gear.
£120, collection only from SW7 between 9-5
Ride away, just bring your own saddle! If needs be I can probably find a really shit one in a box of junk.