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£315 for the whole lot? Sorry, I missed where it's based?
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You're kidding me? About two years ago I sold my WS track to Malaysia and there was NO way to send it for less than a good £250, I'm talking of the smallest bike box you can fit a medium frame with most of the parts removed.
Last month I sent four hubs to Thailand and it went over £25. A Sram groupset to France? £28 cheapest. I can't believe you can send a 100cm box for twenty quids :-O -
I'm in the queue, if the user Cosme doesn't want it anymore :-)
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I have a few but not sure there's a 105mm.
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Uh! I have a rear 240 that I need to convert to 10mm QR from the current TA.
Will let you know when I'm back in London on Saturday :-) -
I may have a spare 18t one, but I can tell you only when I'm back in London on Saturday
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That was nice tubing :-)
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The tubing on Brompton frames is not heat-treated and stays more within its properties due to the not ductile material to begin with, and less manipulated.
But those Scapin frames, IIRC, used a type of Dedacciai tubing that with some bad luck, would crack selling the tubing. You can see that is a failure along the moment of torsion, unlikely caused by the welding alone.
Brazing over that crack may slow down its run, but there's a good chance it will carry on from nearby.
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