Moved!!

Posted on Sun 22nd, October 2017

• #1

marky_marksafc
Had this up for sale as a frame & fork (with cranks & bottom bracket as I can’t get the cranks off!). Had some interest, but various circumstances meant it didn’t sell.

Decided to raid the parts bin and put together a commuter-y bike for not a lot of money. Main bits as follows:

Gazelle AB f&f (531c!) - 57/8 size. Decent nick and straight, but with patina, scrapes etc.
Shimano r500 wheels - v good condition.
The rest is a bit of a mishmash, but some nice bits (e.g. fizik Antares saddle) - you can decide how nice (obvious upgrade potential).
This has to be a bargain at £100. Pick up from Battersea (SW8) evenings or I could ride it to work (WC1X) for lunchtime pickups during the week.
Dibs on here (followed by swift PM) seems fairest.

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• #2

marky_marksafc

Just realised this is in the wrong conversation! How do I move it to Bikes & Frames?
• #3

aarongillett

Bargain!
• #4

marky_marksafc

Moved to correct conversation!

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