CAAD2 frame w Time forks 54cm / Cinelli Cockpit

Posted on Sun 11th, February 2018

• #1

Matisse
CAAD 2 road frame, 1998, probably an r200, Semi-legendary for its structurals.

54 cm seat tube and top tube, been a commuter for the winter, so some chips etc and some flaking on chain stay.

Comes with:
Time sprint forks
Cheapo mpart ahead set
Deda stem and bars
Kalloy seat post and Coda saddle.
Crud catcher Road Racer 3 mudguards.

£100, collected from Bristol or can deliver to London 16th/17th Feb, I'll be in Shoreditch.

Cinelli 1a 100mm stem w 420mm Eubios bars.

£40 posted or deliver to London 16/17th as above.

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• #2

zootsuit in reply to @Matisse

Bargain ! Glws.

Ps what’s the cheeky red number in the background ? New caad project?!
• #3

Matisse in reply to @zootsuit

Spotted! Old 3.0 to replace the one that was stolen.
• #4

kiex

Dropping you a PM about the frameset
• #5

Matisse

Frame Sold pending payment to @dan_d

Bars still available
• #6

Matisse

Frame sold

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