beater (28-42c), West Hampstead

Posted on Thu 29th, September 2022

• #1

Unit_lost

Hi all! Looking for a rather simple and cheap large-sized commuter bike for 195 cm, nothing fancy. Preferably geared (internal 3 or 7), external 7-9 speed, single front chainring is a benefit. Wheel size 28", Tyres from 28 mm to 42-45mm. Can be something of your own breed that you don't ride anymore. No FG, but single speed offers are welcome. Price depends on condition (mainly rim, tyre, brake pad and chain wear) but looking at around 100-200£. Located around New Hampstead. Feel free to post a pic with a bit of info and phome nr. here or PM. Thanks!
• #2

Foreigner65

This is a steal, Reynolds 653, hand built

https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/cougar-by-terry-dolan-653-price-drop.451367/

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